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⚡ Unleash FPGA power in a breadboard-friendly package — don’t get left behind!
The Digilent Cmod A7-35T is a compact, breadboard-compatible FPGA development board featuring a Xilinx Artix-7 XC7A35T chip with 20,800 LUTs, 41,600 flip-flops, and 225 KB block RAM. Designed for both beginners and advanced users, it offers versatile I/O options including 48-pin DIP and Pmod connectors, onboard LEDs and buttons, and seamless programming via USB-JTAG. Supported by the free Vivado Design Suite, it’s ideal for prototyping digital logic and embedded MicroBlaze soft-core processor designs.
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,039 in Computer Motherboards #5,094 in Single Board Computers (Computers & Accessories) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 8 Reviews |
D**T
Great FPGA for beginners and small projects
I wish the IDE software was less chaotic. Steep learning curve.
T**S
Great FPGA board
My first fpga board. Easy to start with vivado. There are couple of tutorials for beginners that work well. I think it can be used even for more advanced stuff than the beginners need. Small size, great for prototyping
M**E
Amazingly useful FPGA!
I have several of these boards, and they all work great! I use them with a RISCV softcore processor to help automate testing, run projects, and other things at work and home. The onboard memories, USB serial, another items have worked flawlessly on all the boards.
R**T
Has a bug
There is a bug with this board. The USG-to-UART portion of the board drops off intermittently and communication to the board is lost. It takes a power/disconnect cycle to bring it back... then it drops off again after a few minutes. Besides the serial port communications into/out of the board, this is also the port for sending the Xilinx bit file to the board. According to Digilent, the fix is to use a USB certified USB cable. However they do not guarantee one that will work. Additionally, I have tried the 11 USB cables I have and all of them have similar problems. All that said, if you can live the intermittent problem, then it is a good little board for testing the FPGA design and/or software for the MicroBlaze.
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