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The TE0741-04-D2C-1-A is a System-on-Module (SOM) manufactured by Trenz Electronic GmbH, designed for high-performance programmable logic applications. It integrates the AMD Xilinx Kintex-7 XC7K325T FPGA as its core processor. The module is classified under FPGA development tools and utilizes Kintex-7 technology to support complex digital designs. It serves as a compact computing solution suitable for embedded systems requiring significant logic capacity and processing power.
Verify the specific revision suffix and manufacturing date code against current Trenz Electronic documentation to ensure compatibility with existing board designs. Confirm availability of associated carrier boards or baseboards required for system integration. Check for any updates regarding component lifecycle status or alternative supply sources for the integrated Kintex-7 FPGA core before finalizing procurement plans.
Select this module when a compact form factor is required alongside the specific logic resources provided by the Kintex-7 XC7K325T. Ensure the target application leverages the full capabilities of the Kintex-7 architecture rather than simpler devices. Evaluate thermal management requirements for the SOM in the final enclosure. Verify that the necessary peripheral interfaces are supported by the chosen carrier board design.
This part belongs to the Trenz Electronic TE0741 series of FPGA modules. It is distinct from other series such as TE0711 (Artix-7) or TE0725 (Artix-7 Lite). The module provides a standardized interface for integrating Xilinx FPGAs into custom hardware designs, offering a reliable alternative to discrete FPGA components for mass production or rapid deployment scenarios.
Direct substitutes within the same Trenz Electronic family include variants using different Kintex-7 devices, such as the TE0741-04-G2C-1-A. Cross-family replacements would require evaluating Artix-7 or Zynq-7000 based modules if performance requirements allow. Always verify pinout and software compatibility when switching between different FPGA families.