The resources on this page are designed to give you everything you need to achieve reliable system-level designs with AMD adaptive SoCs and FPGAs on the first try.
AMD provides an extensive collection of documentation and tools for simulation. We support signal integrity simulation models and design kits:
Feature size reduction and the need for reduced power consumption have driven core voltages down from the old standard of 3.3V to the 0.9V range. This change in voltage and signal frequency content requires us to use new design practices that take into account electrical effects that could previously be ignored.
PCB Design Considerations for FPGA Accelerator Cards (PDF)
An overview of PCB design challenges, including dielectric material selection, PCB fabrication technologies, and layout best practices for high-speed memory design, SerDes channel design, and power delivery network design.
The AMD Versal and UltraScale architecture transceiver portfolio covers the gamut of today’s high-speed interconnects and delivers exceptional value:
The following white papers demonstrate how to use multiple EDA tools with AMD models (such as Keysight ADS) to perform signal and power integrity simulations.
When designing a board with elaborate ICs, such as with adaptive SoCs and FPGAs, it is important to calculate the device demand on the PCB and vice-versa. Below you will find information on signal integrity, static and dynamic power, and SSO:
Analyze and design power and return current paths with information on bypass capacitor selection, power consumption, and voltage regulators.
AMD offers high-density package routing information, a detailed PCB design checklist, and many other resources to ensure that you consider all the issues when designing a PCB.