PicoEVB Artix-7 FPGA Development Board Kit M.2 NGFF PCIe MGT
Details
- BrandRHS Research
- Model NamePicoEVB
- Connectivity TechnologyWi-Fi
- Operating SystemLinux Windows
- Compatible DevicesLaptops or PCs
Description
🚀 Elevate your FPGA game with PicoEVB — where power meets precision!
- BLAZING PC IE GEN 2 X 1 CONNECTIVITY - Seamlessly integrate high-speed data transfer with next-gen PCIe interface.
- COMPACT M 2 NGFF 2230 FORM FACTOR - Fits effortlessly into modern ultra-slim devices and embedded systems.
- POWERHOUSE XILINX ARTIX XC 7 A 50 T FPGA - Unlock advanced programmable logic for cutting-edge prototyping and development.
- VERSATILE DIGITAL ANALOG IO SUPPORT - Expand your project’s horizons with included IO connector cable for mixed-signal applications.
- BUILT IN JTAG CABLE FOR INSTANT DEBUGGING - Streamline your workflow with plug-and-play Vivado compatibility—no extra gear needed.
The PicoEVB Artix-7 FPGA Development Board Kit features a compact M.2 NGFF 2230 form factor with a powerful Xilinx Artix XC7A50T FPGA core. It offers PCIe Gen2 x1 connectivity for high-speed data transfer, built-in JTAG cable for seamless Vivado debugging, and versatile digital/analog IO support, making it an ideal choice for professional developers and embedded system innovators.
Specifications
| RAM | LPDDR4 |
| Brand | RHS Research |
| Series | PicoEVB |
| Item model number | Artix 7 |
| Operating System | Linux,Windows |
| Item Weight | 0.01 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 2.7 x 2.7 x 0.3 inches |
| Number of Processors | 1 |
| Manufacturer | RHS Research LLC |
| ASIN | B0779PC8S4 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | November 9, 2017 |
Have a Question? See What Others Asked
Reviews
N**P
this product is not the original from RHS Research
PicoEVB was opened sourced but just an FYI, this product was not built by RHS Research, Dave Reynolds who designed and built the first PicoEVBs. It may be of the same quality and it may not be. Nothing is written here which is different to explain this or explain testing which has occurred to guarantee the same functionality.I bought one of Dave's a few years back but the supply dried up. Happy to see if someone else is able to build them in substantial quantities and they work.
S**B
The best low cost PCIe FPGA solution
The PicoEVB is the least expensive PCIe FPGA solution that i could find. It was really easy to get it working on Linux, Windows was more difficult because of Windows overly protective driver signing, but i got it working pretty quick. All the necessary starter code and product information is on Github so getting into development was quick and painless. The only downside with this device is that it requires an M.2 A/E key since it needs USB for the FTDI interface, and most modern laptops only have one such port which wifi / bluetooth normally occupies.
D**L
Great little FPGA to have actually in laptop
I went searching for a portable FPGA development kit and found this. Great little FPGA to have actually in laptop, but I have one in a PCIe adapter in my desktop as well. I used it for hardware accelerated algorithm design. I was able to speak with the creator about it and he was extremely helpful in pointing out where my design needed improvement. Highly recommend.
Common Questions
Trustpilot
1 month ago
2 weeks ago
