XC2V2000-5FG676C

The Xilinx XC2V2000-5FG676C is a field-programmable gate array (FPGA) from the Virtex-II family, designed by Xilinx for high-performance logic integration in demanding embedded systems. Housed in a 676-ball fine-pitch ball grid array (FBGA) package and rated for commercial temperature range (0°C to +85°C), the device carries a -5 speed grade offering balanced timing closure within the Virtex-II product line. The architecture provides a fabric of configurable logic blocks, distributed and block RAM, digital clock managers, and high-speed I/O resources supporting LVDS and other differential standards. With a system gate count of approximately two million, the XC2V2000 variant addresses compute-intensive, logic-rich designs that require substantial on-chip memory and flexible interconnect.

Typical applications span industrial automation, test and measurement systems, aerospace and defense electronics, and telecommunications infrastructure where legacy Virtex-II designs remain deployed. The FPGA often functions in protocol bridging, digital signal processing, embedded control, and hardware acceleration roles that demand deterministic performance and long-life support. As a mature device from a legacy family, procurement planning must account for heightened obsolescence risk and constrained factory supply. The commercial temperature grade limits deployment to controlled environments and differs from the extended-range or military-screened variants sometimes specified in high-reliability programs. Availability relies predominantly on aftermarket distribution and existing inventory, reinforcing the need for proactive lifecycle management and verified sourcing strategies in sustainment applications.