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UltraScale+ Device Packaging and Pinouts Product Specification User Guide (UG575)

Document ID
UG575
Release Date
2023-05-10
Revision
1.19 English

The packaging and pinout specifications for UltraScale architecture-based FPGAs differ from past generations, including the 7 series devices. These details are outlined in this section.

All packages are constructed on organic laminate substrates.

Many of the package and die components, including flip-chip solder bumps, are lead-free. The FLGx devices have lead in their bumps.

Package names contain a single-character alphabetic designator followed by the exact number of pins found on the package.

VCCAUX_IO pins are not divided into bank groups. VCCAUX_IO must be connected to VCCAUX at the board level.

Internal logic is separated from I/O logic by the addition of the VCCINT_IO power pins. VCCINT_IO must be connected to VCCINT at the board level.

Groups of gigabit serial transceiver (GT) power pins are separated by column for each column of GT Quads/Duals.

Standard I/O banks each have a total of 52 SelectIO ™ pins, optionally configurable as up to 24 differential pairs.

Each bank has one dedicated VREF pin. These pins cannot be used as user I/Os.

Four differential clock pin pairs per bank (two per 26-pin bank) consist of a single type of global clock (GC) input.

Four memory byte groups per I/O bank (two per 26-pin bank) are each separated into an upper and a lower memory byte group.

All configuration pins are located in bank 0 and bank 65.

A POR_OVERRIDE pin is used to override the default power-on-reset delay. See Table: Pin Definitions .