
Evaluate FT601 USB3.0 bridge with 32-bit FIFO. Supports multi-voltage I/O, flexible power, FMC/HSMC connectivity.
The FTDI UMFT601A Evaluation Board provides a comprehensive platform for evaluating the functionality of the FT60x USB 3.0 SuperSpeed bridge IC. It enables seamless interfacing between a 32-bit FIFO bus and a USB 3.0 host, supporting high-speed data transfer for a wide range of applications.
The board features an HSMC connector for direct connection to compatible FPGA reference design boards, primarily those based on Altera devices, while also accommodating FMC connectors for use with most Xilinx FPGA boards. This flexibility makes it an essential tool for engineers and developers working on high-speed interface designs.
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The board is designed for easy integration with FPGA development platforms, helping to accelerate prototyping and validation of USB 3.0 interfaces. Its compact size and robust construction ensure reliable performance in development lab environments.
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