XCVC1802-2LLEVSVD1760

Soc System On Chip Overview

The XCVC1802-2LLEVSVD1760 is a System-On-Chip FPGA from the AMD Versal family, manufactured by AMD. It operates at a supply voltage of 800 mV and supports an operating temperature range from -40°C to +110°C. The component is housed in an FCBGA package with 1760 pins, designated as SMD/SMT type. Classified under SOC systems on a chip, it belongs to the Versal product line.

Soc System On Chip Feature Summary

• Versal adaptive SoC architecture
• Integrated programmable logic and processing cores

Soc System On Chip Applications

• Data center acceleration
• High-performance computing
• Network infrastructure

Soc System On Chip Procurement Notes

Verify availability through authorized distributors or direct manufacturer channels, as standard retail stock may be limited. Confirm the specific suffix SVSD1760 matches the required pinout and thermal specifications for your design. Request official datasheets and lifecycle status documentation before finalizing procurement plans to ensure long-term support compatibility.

Soc System On Chip Selection Notes

Select this model when requiring high-density adaptive compute within the Versal Prime series. Ensure the system design accommodates the 800 mV core voltage requirements and the specified industrial temperature range. Verify that the 1760-pin FCBGA footprint aligns with the target PCB layout constraints and thermal management strategy.

Soc System On Chip Part Context

This part belongs to the AMD Versal Prime series, which combines software-programmable silicon infrastructure with specialized compute engines. It is designed for workloads requiring flexibility and performance, such as networking and storage acceleration. The device integrates ARM processors with programmable logic and AI engines.

Soc System On Chip Replacement Considerations

Consult AMD documentation for verified cross-references within the Versal family. No direct substitute part numbers are confirmed in public sources. Evaluate functional equivalence based on logic density, I/O count, and processing core specifications.