
FTDI FT600 evaluation board bridging a 16-bit FIFO bus to USB 3.0 with FMC and HSMC connector options for FPGA prototyping.
FTDI FT600 16-Bit FIFO USB 3.0 Bridge Evaluation Board provides a USB 3.0 SuperSpeed bridge from a 16-bit FIFO bus for prototyping high-speed data transfer solutions. It supports interfacing FT60x series USB 3.0 integrated circuits with external hardware.
Overview
The board supports USB 3.0 SuperSpeed at 5Gbps, USB 2.0 High-Speed at 480Mbps, and USB 2.0 Full-Speed at 12Mbps, offering flexibility across a range of performance requirements. It features a 16-bit FIFO bus with four dedicated IN channels and four OUT channels for efficient bidirectional data flow.
Key Features
Connectivity
The FMC connector is designed for compatibility with most Xilinx FPGA reference boards, while the HSMC connector aligns with Altera (now Intel) FPGA development platforms. This allows integration with a range of FPGA development systems.
Dimensions and Weight
Width: 3.3, Depth: 1.5, Height: 4.3. Weight: 40 g.
Choose this evaluation board to evaluate and prototype USB 3.0 FIFO bridge designs with flexible power and connectivity options.
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