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XCKU11P-2FFVE1517E

AMD

XCKU11P-2FFVE1517E is a Kintex UltraScale+ FPGA from AMD in a 1,517-ball FCBGA package (FFVE1517, 40 x 40 mm) — 653,100 system logic cells and 512 user I/O for DSP-heavy and connectivity designs that outgrow Kintex-7 without needing Virtex-class fabric. The -2 speed grade runs on the 0.85 V core rail, and the E suffix is the extended temperature grade, rated 0 °C to +100 °C junction. Selection advice: speed grade, package and temperature grade are all coded in the part number and none of them is interchangeable after layout — confirm your I/O count and logic utilisation against the KU11P row of the AMD ordering information, and note that this is the UltraScale+ device, not the earlier Kintex UltraScale line, so bitstream and power-estimation flows differ between the two. Distribution records list this exact code as Active, supplied in trays. Parameters verified against AMD documentation.

Programmable LogicFPGAFCBGA-1517
MPN
XCKU11P-2FFVE1517E
Manufacturer
AMD
Family
FPGA
Package
FCBGA-1517
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