Arty S7
- Full support for Vivado, including tool integration, example projects and tutorials
- Well equipped for MicroBlaze soft-processor designs
- 256 MB DDR3L memory and 16 MB Quad-SPI Flash
- Arduino shield and Pmod connectors for adding-on hardware devices
- Programmable from JTAG and Quad-SPI flash
5 PLLs (3 PLLs*)
5 MMCMs (3 MMCMs*)
- (*S7-25 variant value in parentheses where different)
USB-JTAG Programmer
7-15v (2.5mm coaxial) supply
The Arty S7 board features the new Xilinx Spartan-7 FPGA and is the latest member of the Arty FPGA development board family from Digilent. The Spartan-7 FPGA offers the most size, performance, and cost-conscious design engineered with the latest technologies from Xilinx and is fully compatible with Vivado Design Suite versions 2017.3 and newer. Putting this FPGA in the Arty form factor provides users with a wide variety of I/O and expansion options. Use the dual row Arduino® connectors to mount one of the hundreds of hardware compatible shields available, or use the Pmod ports with Digilent's pre-made Pmod IP blocks for a more streamlined design experience. Arty S7 was designed to be MicroBlaze ready and comes out of the box ready to use with the free Xilinx WebPack licensing with the Vivado Design Suite.
Documentation
- Arty S7 Reference Manual
- Arty S7 Schematic (Rev. B)
- Arty S7 Schematic (Rev. E)
- Master XDC Files
- Memory Interface Generator Presets
- Petalinux Support for Digilent Boards
- Xilinx 7 Series FPGAs Overview
- Xilinx Spartan-7 Datasheet
Tutorials
- Getting Started with Digilent Pmod IPs
- Getting Started with Vivado
- Getting Started with Vivado IP Integrator
- Installing Vivado, Xilinx SDK, and Digilent Board Files
Example Projects
- Arty S7 General I/O Demo
- Arty S7 XADC Demo
- Arty S7-50 Pmod GPS Demo
- Pmod I2S2 FPGA Volume Control Demo
Community Projects
- Hackster Project: Arm DesignStart FPGA Cortex-M1 Environmental Monitor
- Created by Adam Taylor.
- Contains instructions for using the ARM Cortex-M1 with the Arty S7.
- Note: Working with DesignStart FPGA requires a license. A free 90-day trial license can be obtained, as described in the guide.
- Hackster Project: Arm DesignStart FPGA Cortex-M3-Based Robot
- Created by Adam Taylor.
- Contains instructions for using the ARM Cortex-M3 with the Arty S7.
- Note: Working with DesignStart FPGA requires a license. A free 90-day trial license can be obtained, as described in the guide.
