AMD FPGAs & SoCs
Independent distribution for exact AMD programmable-device requirements. We review Artix 7 and Zynq 7000 enquiries with package, speed and operating-grade details preserved.
Independent supply for your approved devices
Production buyers often need continuity for an approved device rather than a new design selection. Send the exact ordering code already on your BOM and identify any engineering-approved alternatives separately.
Artix 7 FPGA and Zynq 7000 SoC family information comes from AMD’s technical documentation. ICstoq supplies independently and does not claim AMD authorization, manufacturer warranty coverage or availability across the full portfolio.
About our independent distribution modelCheck the exact ordering model
Keep device identity and offered-lot details separate.
The most useful RFQ starts with an approved full manufacturer part number, then adds your commercial and acceptance requirements. Use the checks below to make those requirements clear.
| Check | Why it matters | What to send |
|---|---|---|
| FPGA or SoC identity | The processor and programmable-logic architecture differs by family. | Give the complete approved part number. |
| Speed and operating grade | Grade characters are part of the orderable device identity. | Retain the full speed and grade suffixes. |
| Package and ball map | Package resemblance does not establish footprint compatibility. | Confirm the exact package option against the approved design. |
| Moisture and lot requirements | Handling history and package sealing need their own evidence. | State packing, date-code and source-document acceptance criteria. |
Source documents and acceptance
Define what needs to be verified before the order.
For BGA devices, external images can help document package and ball condition, while other agreed methods address specific structural questions. None of those methods alone proves full device function or compatibility with your bitstream.
Any configuration or electrical testing needs an agreed method and fixture. We clarify laboratory scope and available lot documentation before you accept a supply option.
Inspection methods & laboratoriesSource documentation & traceability
Manufacturer references
Use the original technical documents to check device identity. These links are not an indication of authorization or current stock.
AMD Artix 7Official FPGA family reference.Manufacturer website · opens a new tabAMD Zynq 7000Official SoC family reference; exact-order checks still apply.Manufacturer website · opens a new tabReferences reviewed 2026-10-14.
Continue your component enquiry
Browse related procurement guidance or send an unlisted requirement.
Use these related pages to narrow the device identity and the evidence needed for your order. If your exact part is not listed, send the complete MPN and quantity. We review available stock and additional supply options against your requirements.
Pricing, lot details and delivery are confirmed in the quotation. For multiple parts, send your BOM with one ordering code per line.
Before you enquire
Can an inspected FPGA be assumed to run our design?
No. Physical inspection and application validation are different tasks. Define any configuration or functional acceptance testing explicitly.
Do you list live AMD inventory here?
This is a procurement guide. Current stock, lot details and delivery are confirmed for the exact code and quantity in your enquiry.
Bring us your exact requirement.
Full part number. Quantity. Required date.
We will review the supply options and the evidence your order needs.