Spartan-II 2.5V field programmable gate array. The **XC2S200-5FG256C** is a member of the **Spartan-II** family of Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) manufactured by **Xilinx**. Below are its key specifications, descriptions, and features:
### **Specifications:**
- **Device Family:** Spartan-II
- **Part Number:** XC2S200-5FG256C
- **Logic Cells:** 4,320
- **CLB (Configurable Logic Blocks):** 1,200
- **Flip-Flops:** 2,700
- **Maximum User I/Os:** 176
- **Speed Grade:** -5 (indicating performance level)
- **Package:** FG256 (Fine-Pitch Ball Grid Array, 256 pins)
- **Operating Voltage:** 2.5V (core), 3.3V (I/O)
- **On-Chip RAM:** 56K bits (distributed and block RAM)
- **Multipliers/DSP Blocks:** None (Spartan-II lacks dedicated DSP blocks)
- **Maximum Frequency:** ~200 MHz (varies by design)
### **Descriptions:**
- **Architecture:** The **XC2S200** is based on Xilinx’s **Spartan-II** architecture, optimized for cost-sensitive, high-volume applications.
- **Configuration:** Supports configuration via **JTAG, Slave Serial, Master Serial, or Parallel modes**.
- **I/O Standards:** Supports multiple I/O standards, including **LVTTL, LVCMOS, PCI, and SSTL**.
- **Applications:** Commonly used in **consumer electronics, industrial control, communications, and embedded systems**.
### **Features:**
- **High Performance:** Optimized for low-cost, high-volume applications with balanced speed and logic density.
- **Flexible I/O:** Supports **3.3V, 2.5V, and mixed-voltage operation** with programmable I/O standards.
- **On-Chip Memory:** Includes **block RAM (16K bits) and distributed RAM** for data storage.
- **Clock Management:** Features **four dedicated clock input pins** and **Digital Clock Managers (DCMs)** for clock synchronization.
- **Low Power:** Designed for **power efficiency** with 2.5V core voltage.
- **Reconfigurable:** Fully reprogrammable via **SRAM-based configuration**.
This FPGA is ideal for **prototyping, digital signal processing, and embedded system designs** where cost-effectiveness and moderate performance are priorities.
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