Arty A7-100T: Artix-7 FPGA Development Board

Note: The Arty A7-35T variant is no longer in production and is retired.
The Arty family of Digilent FPGA/SoC boards was designed with versatility and flexibility in mind. With universally popular Arduino™ headers and multiple Pmod™ ports, an Arty will be the most adaptable FPGA/SoC board in your toolbox.
The Arty A7 is a ready-to-use development platform designed around the AMD Artix-7 FPGA family. With the Artix-7 devices, the Arty A7 board provides the highest performance-per-watt fabric, transceiver line rates, DSP processing, and AMS integration in the Arty family. With the MicroBlaze Soft Processor Core from AMD, you can create embedded applications with a variety of peripherals, memory, and interfaces.
The Arty A7 is supported by AMD's Vivado Design Suite, including the free WebPACK version. You can also leverage the Vitis Core Development Kit or AMD Software Development Kit to start developing for the MicroBlaze processor with no prior FPGA experience.
There are two variants of the Arty A7: The Arty A7-35T features the XC7A35TICSG324-1L, and the Arty A7-100T features the larger XC7A100TCSG324-1.
If the Arty A7 offers more performance than your application requires, the more affordable Arty S7, featuring the Spartan-7 FPGA, may be a better option. If you are looking for an SoC-based development board, consider the Arty Z7, featuring the Zynq-7000 APSoC.
Guides and demos are available to help you get started quickly with the Arty A7. These can be found through the Support Materials tab.
Note for repeat customers: There has been a change to this product. Please see the memory section of the Features tab.

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 Arty A7-35T
 Arty A7-100T

 FPGA part
 XC7A35TICSG324-1L
 XC7A100TCSG324-1

 Logic Cells
 33,280
 101,440

 DSP Slices
 90
 240

 Memory (Kbits)
 1,800
 4,860

FPGA Features

Internal clock speeds exceeding 450MHz

On-chip analog-to-digital converter (XADC)

Programmable over JTAG and Quad-SPI Flash

System Features

256MB DDR3L with a 16-bit bus @ 333 MHz (667 MT/s)

16MB Quad-SPI Flash

Due to supply chain constraints, either the S25FL127S or S25FL128S Flash Memory may be loaded on your board. These parts are not functionally equivalent, but flash programming through Vivado and the QSPI boot mode are not affected. More information can be found in the Arty A7 Reference Manual, available in the Support tab. 

USB-JTAG Programming circuitry (Micro B USB cable required)

Powered from USB or any 7V-15V source

System Connectivity

10/100 Mbps Ethernet

USB-UART Bridge

Interaction and Sensory Devices

4 Switches

4 Buttons

1 Reset Button

4 LEDs

4 RGB LEDs

Expansion Connectors

4 Pmod connectors

Arduino/chipKIT Shield connector

Product Compliance: 

HTC: 8471500150
ECCN: EAR99

Arty A7-100T: Artix-7 Development Board
Digilent cardboard packaging with protective foam

To create and modify designs for your Arty A7, you can use AMD's Vivado Design Suite. Vivado is a software designed for the synthesis and analysis of HDL designs. Both variants of the Arty A7 are supported by the free WebPACK edition of the Vivado Design Suite.
If you are using the MicroBlaze Soft Processor Core from AMD, you can make use of the Vitis Core Development Kit or AMD Software Development Kit to create embedded applications for your Arty A7.
Note: AMD software tools are not available for download in some countries. Prior to purchasing the Arty A7, please check the supporting software's availability, as it is required for the board's use.

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Aplikasi & Use Case: Arty A7-100T: Artix-7 FPGA Development Board dirancang untuk pengembangan prototipe logika digital berbasis FPGA/SoC, pemrosesan sinyal digital (DSP), pengujian arsitektur prosesor sistem tertanam, serta laboratorium pendidikan teknik komputer dan robotika.