XC2V2000-5FG676I

Now an end-of-life FPGA from Xilinx’s Virtex-II family, the XC2V2000-5FG676I is a high-density programmable logic device packaged in a 676-ball fine-pitch BGA and specified for the industrial temperature range (-40°C to +100°C). Built on a 0.15 µm process, the Virtex-II architecture provides substantial logic fabric, dedicated 18 Kb block RAM columns, embedded 18×18 multipliers, and Digital Clock Managers (DCMs) for advanced clock synthesis and deskew. The -5 speed grade reflects a mid-range performance point within the family, and the 676-ball FBGA footprint delivers a high user-I/O count suited to data-path intensive and pin-constrained designs. These resources originally targeted signal processing, embedded control, and high-speed interfacing in platforms such as radar processors, software-defined radio, industrial automation controllers, and deployed military compute modules.

The XC2V2000-5FG676I has been officially discontinued by the manufacturer and is no longer in active production or factory-supported. For long-fielded systems—including certified avionics, defense electronics, and industrial machinery where a board respin or requalification cycle is cost-prohibitive or schedule-constrained—obtaining authentic, traceable legacy stock is essential. ZZX Electronics bridges that gap by sourcing sustaining inventories of this obsolete FPGA with full date-code traceability and rigorous visual inspection, helping design-sustainment teams secure drop-in replacements that extend operational life without altering form, fit, or function. In these environments, verified end-of-life stock becomes the practical path to maintaining mission-critical hardware while avoiding the risks of counterfeit parts.