AMD FPGAs and adaptive SoCs support a wide range of I/O standards and voltage levels, offering flexibility across various applications. To ensure that the devices you are considering meet your specific I/O requirements, it is essential to consult the relevant documentation for each FPGA family. These documents provide detailed information on the I/O capabilities, including supported standards, voltage ranges, and configuration options. Each device family has unique I/O features, which can be configured by banks to accommodate different voltage levels and modes.
When converting a design to AMD FPGAs, the designer needs to be aware of the bank voltage specifications, constraints, and limitations. Properly understanding these aspects ensures your design functions as expected in the target FPGA. For seamless integration, make use of the following resources to verify and validate I/O functionality:
Clocking
Most details about clocking are found in the Clocking section of this document.