Board database

45 boards you can actually buy, with the numbers that matter when choosing. Click a column heading to sort; filter by vendor, price band or open-source support.

Prices are bands, not quotes: they move with stock and region. Last verified November 2026.

Board	Vendor	Device	Logic cells	BRAM (Kb)	DSP	I/O highlights	Price	Toolchain	Best for
Agilex 5 FPGA E-Series 065B Premium Development Kit Altera	Altera	`A5ED065BB32AE4S` Agilex 5 E-Series	222,400	32,220	846	2 QSFP+, 2 SFP+, FMC+ connector, PCIe 4.0 x4, 2.5G Ethernet, USB 3.1 via HPS card, 4-lane MIPI, on-board USB-Blaster II 8 GB DDR4 with ECC on the fabric, 8 GB DDR4 with ECC on the HPS, 4 GB LPDDR4 on the fabric	Over $2,000	Quartus Prime Pro	Evaluating Agilex 5 transceivers, hard PCIe and the Cortex-A76 and A55 HPS before a custom board ALMs (656,080 LEs). bramKb is 1,611 M20K blocks. DSP blocks hold 1,692 18x19 multipliers. Ordering code DK-A5E065BB32AEA, 3,125 USD at DigiKey. The user guide is linked because altera.com blocks automated checks. The earlier Modular kit used ES silicon and is discontinued.
Alchitry Au V2 Alchitry (sold by SparkFun)	AMD	`XC7A35T-2FTG256I` Artix 7	33,280	1,800	90	104 I/O on expansion headers, FT2232HQ USB JTAG and UART, 100 MHz oscillator, stackable element boards 256 MB DDR3L	$50–150	Vivado with Alchitry Labs open flow	A tidy Artix 7 board with DDR3 for Vivado-based projects AMD logic cells. V2 is the current product, the original Au is gone. 150 USD at SparkFun. Open-source flow via openXC7.
Arty A7-100T Digilent	AMD	`XC7A100T-1CSG324C` Artix 7	101,440	4,860	240	10/100 Ethernet, 4 Pmod ports, Arduino shield header, USB-UART and JTAG, 4 switches, 4 buttons, 4 RGB LEDs 256 MB DDR3L	$150–500	Vivado open flow	MicroBlaze and soft RISC-V projects that need DDR memory and Ethernet Digilent list price 322 USD. The smaller Arty A7-35T is now obsolete at distributors. Open-source flow via openXC7.
Arty S7-50 Digilent	AMD	`XC7S50-1CSGA324C` Spartan 7	52,160	2,700	120	4 Pmod ports, Arduino shield header, USB-UART and JTAG, 4 switches, 4 buttons, 2 RGB LEDs 256 MB DDR3L	$150–500	Vivado open flow	Low-cost Spartan 7 work with DDR3 but no transceivers or Ethernet Digilent list price 215 USD for the 50 variant. Open-source flow via openXC7.
Arty Z7-20 Digilent	AMD	`XC7Z020-1CLG400C` Zynq 7000	85,120	5,040	220	HDMI in and HDMI out, Gigabit Ethernet, USB host and USB-UART, Arduino shield header, 2 Pmod ports, microSD 512 MiB DDR3	$150–500	Vivado and Vitis open flow	Arduino-shaped Zynq board for embedded Linux and HDMI projects Digilent list price 322 USD. Open-source fabric flow via openXC7, the ARM side uses the usual AMD tools.
Basys 3 Digilent	AMD	`XC7A35T-1CPG236C` Artix 7	33,280	1,800	90	VGA, USB-UART, USB HID host, 4 Pmod ports, 16 switches, 16 LEDs, 4-digit seven-segment display	$150–500	Vivado open flow	Introductory digital logic courses and first FPGA projects No external RAM. Digilent list price 165 USD, academic discount available. Open-source flow via openXC7.
BeagleV-Fire BeagleBoard.org	Microchip	`MPFS025T-FCVG484E` PolarFire SoC	23,000	1,680	68	Gigabit Ethernet, USB-C, M.2 Key E, SYZYGY connector, 2 BeagleBone cape headers, 22-pin CSI camera, 16 GB eMMC 2 GB LPDDR4	$50–150	Libero SoC, wrapped by BeagleBoard gateware build scripts	An open-hardware RISC-V single-board computer with a small PolarFire fabric Logic elements (4-input LUT plus flip-flop). bramKb is LSRAM only. About 149 USD at distributors. The board design is open but Libero itself is proprietary.
CertusPro-NX Evaluation Board Lattice Semiconductor	Lattice	`LFCPNX-100-9LFG672C` CertusPro-NX	96,000	3,744	156	8 SERDES channels up to 10.3 Gb/s, FMC HPC connector, Raspberry Pi and Pmod headers, 167 I/O, USB-B programming, 128 Mbit QSPI flash, 24 LEDs	$150–500	Radiant	Evaluating Nexus-class SERDES and FMC designs with the vendor flow Lattice quotes logic cells (marketed as 100K). bramKb is EBR, plus 3584 kb of LRAM. Project Oxide has only early CertusPro-NX work. Kit part LFCPNX-EVN, about 211 USD at distributors.
Cmod A7-35T Digilent	AMD	`XC7A35T-1CPG236C` Artix 7	33,280	1,800	90	48-pin DIP form factor with 44 digital I/O, 2 analogue inputs, 1 Pmod port, USB-UART and JTAG, 2 buttons, RGB LED 512 KB SRAM	$50–150	Vivado open flow	Breadboard prototyping with a real Artix 7 Digilent list price 107 USD. The Cmod A7-15T variant is retired. Open-source flow via openXC7.
CrossLink-NX Evaluation Board Lattice Semiconductor	Lattice	`LIFCL-40-9BG400C` CrossLink-NX	39,000	1,512	56	MIPI CSI-2 camera connector and D-PHY connector, PCIe x1 Gen2, FMC LPC connector, Raspberry Pi and Pmod headers, 118 I/O	$150–500	Radiant, or Yosys + nextpnr-nexus (Project Oxide) open flow	MIPI camera and display bridging on a small Nexus device Lattice quotes logic cells (marketed as 40K). bramKb is EBR, plus 1024 kb of LRAM. LIFCL-40 is Project Oxide's main target. Kit part LIFCL-40-EVN, about 169 USD at distributors.
DE0-Nano Terasic	Altera	`EP4CE22F17C6N` Cyclone IV E	22,320	594	66	2 40-pin GPIO headers with 72 I/O, 26-pin header with 8 analogue inputs, accelerometer, 8-channel 12-bit ADC, 8 LEDs, 2 buttons, on-board USB-Blaster 32 MB SDRAM	$50–150	Quartus Prime Lite	Small, battery-friendly projects and robotics where board size matters LEs. bramKb is the M9K total. DSP are 18x18 multipliers. 108 USD, academic 87 USD. Pre-order on Terasic's site with stock expected January 2027.
DE1-SoC Terasic	Altera	`5CSEMA5F31C6` Cyclone V SoC	85,000	3,970	87	24-bit VGA, audio codec, Gigabit Ethernet, 2 USB 2.0 host, PS/2 and TV decoder, microSD, 2 40-pin GPIO headers, 8-channel ADC, 6 seven-segment displays 1 GB DDR3 on the HPS side plus 64 MB SDRAM on the FPGA side	$150–500	Quartus Prime Lite, or Yosys + nextpnr-mistral open flow	University lab work that needs a wide spread of peripherals on one board LEs (32,070 ALMs). bramKb is the M10K total, Terasic's 4,450 kb figure adds MLAB. DSP are variable-precision DSP blocks (174 18x18 multipliers). 377 USD, academic 322 USD.
DE10-Lite Terasic	Altera	`10M50DAF484C7G` MAX 10	50,000	1,638	144	VGA, Arduino header with 6 ADC channels, 40-pin GPIO header, accelerometer, 6 seven-segment displays, 10 switches, 10 LEDs, on-board USB-Blaster 64 MB SDRAM	$50–150	Quartus Prime Lite	A first Altera board for coursework and digital logic exercises LEs. bramKb is the M9K total. DSP are 18x18 multipliers. 140 USD, academic 82 USD. Listed as pre-order on Terasic's site in November 2026.
DE10-Nano Terasic	Altera	`5CSEBA6U23I7` Cyclone V SoC	110,000	5,570	112	HDMI out, Gigabit Ethernet, USB OTG, microSD, Arduino header, 2 40-pin GPIO headers, accelerometer, 8-channel ADC 1 GB DDR3 on the HPS side	$150–500	Quartus Prime Lite, or Yosys + nextpnr-mistral open flow	Linux-on-FPGA experiments and retro computing on a Cyclone V SoC LEs (41,910 ALMs). bramKb is the M10K total. DSP are variable-precision DSP blocks (224 18x18 multipliers). 225 USD, academic 190 USD. Open-source support through Project Mistral is experimental.
ECP5 Evaluation Board Lattice Semiconductor	Lattice	`LFE5UM5G-85F-8BG381` ECP5-5G	84,000	3,744	156	4 SERDES channels at 5 Gb/s, Arduino and Raspberry Pi and Pmod headers, 178 I/O with 20 differential pairs, USB-B programming, 128 Mbit QSPI flash, 8 LEDs and switches	$150–500	Yosys + nextpnr-ecp5 (Project Trellis), or Diamond open flow	The vendor reference board for ECP5 SERDES and the open Trellis flow LUTs. No external RAM. Kit part LFE5UM5G-85F-EVN. Lattice's list price could not be checked, distributors ranged from about 100 to 159 USD.
Fomu Kosagi (sold via Crowd Supply)	Lattice	`iCE40UP5K-UWG30` iCE40 UltraPlus	5,280	120	8	fits inside a USB-A port, USB implemented in the fabric, RGB LED, 4 capacitive touch pads, 2 MB SPI flash	Under $50	Yosys + nextpnr-ice40 (Project IceStorm), or Radiant open flow	A pocket-sized USB FPGA for trying RISC-V soft cores and the open flow LUTs. 120 kb EBR plus 1 Mb SPRAM. No external connectors. About 40 to 50 USD. Crowd Supply blocked automated checks, so live stock was not confirmed.
iCEBreaker FPGA 1BitSquared	Lattice	`iCE40UP5K-SG48` iCE40 UltraPlus	5,280	120	8	dual Pmod and single Pmod on a snap-off section, FT2232H USB JTAG and UART, 128 Mbit QSPI flash, user LEDs and buttons, RGB LED header	$50–150	Yosys + nextpnr-ice40 (Project IceStorm), or Radiant open flow	A well documented first board for the open iCE40 flow LUTs. 120 kb EBR plus 1 Mb SPRAM. About 80 USD from 1BitSquared.
iCEstick Evaluation Kit Lattice Semiconductor	Lattice	`iCE40HX1K-TQ144` iCE40 HX	1,280	64	—	USB stick form factor, FT2232H programming and UART, 2 Pmod connectors, 16 I/O on a 0.1 in header, 5 LEDs, IrDA transceiver, 32 Mbit SPI flash	$150–500	Yosys + nextpnr-ice40 (Project IceStorm), or iCEcube2 open flow	The original IceStorm teaching board, still sold but no longer cheap LUTs. Kit part ICE40HX1K-STICK-EVN. Lattice's own list price could not be checked, DigiKey US was 159 USD in November 2026.
Kria KR260 Robotics Starter Kit AMD	AMD	`XCK26 (K26 SOM)` Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC	256,200	5,184	1248	4 Gigabit Ethernet, SFP+ 10 GbE, 4 USB 3.0, DisplayPort 1.2a out, 4 Pmod ports, Raspberry Pi HAT header, SLVS-EC sensor interface, microSD 4 GB DDR4 on the SOM	$150–500	Vivado and Vitis	ROS 2 robotics and industrial networking on the same K26 module as the KV260 System logic cells. AMD lists it at 349 USD. Two of the Ethernet ports are in the fabric with TSN and EtherCAT support.
Kria KV260 Vision AI Starter Kit AMD	AMD	`XCK26 (K26 SOM)` Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC	256,200	5,184	1248	Gigabit Ethernet, 4 USB 3.0, HDMI 1.4 out, DisplayPort 1.2a out, 2 IAS MIPI sensor connectors, 1 Pmod port, microSD 4 GB DDR4 on the SOM	$150–500	Vivado and Vitis	Vision and AI inference prototyping on a Linux-capable MPSoC at a modest price System logic cells. Also 64 UltraRAM blocks (18 Mb). AMD lists it at 249 USD, power supply sold separately. amd.com blocks automated checks, device figures are from DS987 and DS891.
Nexys A7-100T Digilent	AMD	`XC7A100T-1CSG324C` Artix 7	101,440	4,860	240	VGA, 10/100 Ethernet, USB host and USB-UART, microSD, 4 Pmod ports, 16 switches and 16 LEDs, two 4-digit seven-segment displays, accelerometer and microphone 128 MiB DDR2	$150–500	Vivado open flow	University computer architecture and embedded design courses Digilent list price 349 USD. The Nexys A7-50T variant is retired, the 100T remains in production. Open-source flow via openXC7.
Nexys Video Digilent	AMD	`XC7A200T-1SBG484C` Artix 7	215,360	13,140	740	HDMI in and HDMI out, DisplayPort out, FMC LPC with GTP transceivers, Gigabit Ethernet, USB host and USB-UART, audio codec, 4 Pmod ports, microSD 512 MB DDR3	$500–2,000	Vivado open flow	Video designs that need the largest Artix 7 and transceivers Digilent list price 577 USD. Open-source flow via openXC7.
NG-ULTRA Devkit NanoXplore	NanoXplore	`NG-ULTRA (BGA1760)` NG-ULTRA	540,000	32,256	1344	8 HSSL banks of 4 transceivers at 8 Gb/s, SpaceWire to the SoC and 2 SpaceWire sockets on the fabric, FMC connector, 4 x 512 Mbit QSPI flash, quad Cortex-R52 SoC 768 MB DDR2 and 256 MB DDR3	Over $2,000	Impulse (formerly NXmap)	Evaluating Europe's radiation-hardened SoC FPGA, by arrangement with NanoXplore LUTs. 672 RAM blocks of 48 kb. No public list price or distributor, the kit is quoted through NanoXplore sales and the band is an estimate. Documentation is public on the NanoXplore wiki.
OrangeCrab GsD (sold by 1BitSquared)	Lattice	`LFE5U-25F-8MG285C` ECP5	24,000	1,008	28	Feather form factor, USB-C driven directly from the fabric, 128 Mbit QSPI flash, microSD, 20 I/O on 0.1 in headers, LiPo connector, RGB LED 128 MB DDR3L	$50–150	Yosys + nextpnr-ecp5 (Project Trellis), or Diamond open flow	Feather-sized ECP5 with DDR3, second-hand only now LUTs. Listed because other pages link here. 1BitSquared marks it discontinued and sold out (last price 119 USD) and distributors mark it obsolete. An 85F variant with 512 MB DDR3L was also made. The hardware design remains open.
PolarFire SoC Discovery Kit Microchip	Microchip	`MPFS095T-1FCSG325E` PolarFire SoC	93,000	6,160	292	Gigabit Ethernet, USB-C for power and JTAG and UART, Raspberry Pi header, mikroBUS socket, MIPI video connector, microSD 1 GB LPDDR4	$50–150	Libero SoC and SoftConsole	The cheapest way into PolarFire SoC and Linux on RISC-V Logic elements (4-input LUT plus flip-flop). bramKb is LSRAM only. Microchip launch price 132 USD, about 140 USD at distributors.
PolarFire SoC FPGA Icicle Kit Microchip	Microchip	`MPFS250T-FCVG484EES` PolarFire SoC	254,000	16,240	784	PCIe Gen2 x4 slot, 2 Gigabit Ethernet, 2 CAN, Raspberry Pi header, mikroBUS socket, 8 GB eMMC, microSD 2 GB LPDDR4	$150–500	Libero SoC and SoftConsole	Linux on RISC-V with a real FPGA fabric and PCIe at a reasonable price Logic elements (4-input LUT plus flip-flop). bramKb is LSRAM only, total fabric RAM is 17.6 Mb with uSRAM. DSP are 18x18 math blocks. The current orderable part is MPFS-ICICLE-KIT at about 420 USD, the older -ES kit is obsolete at distributors.
PYNQ-Z2 TUL	AMD	`XC7Z020-1CLG400C` Zynq 7000	85,120	5,040	220	HDMI in and HDMI out, Gigabit Ethernet, USB host and USB-UART, audio codec, Arduino header, Raspberry Pi header, 2 Pmod ports, microSD 512 MB DDR3	$50–150	Vivado, with the PYNQ Python framework open flow	Driving FPGA overlays from Python with the PYNQ framework 129 USD through the AMD University Program and TUL, distributors charge more. Still the recommended PYNQ board.
QuickFeather Development Kit QuickLogic	QuickLogic	`EOS3FLF512-PDN64` EOS S3	2,400	64	2	Adafruit Feather form factor, micro-USB tied to the eFPGA, accelerometer, pressure sensor, PDM microphone, 16 Mbit SPI flash, LiPo charger	Under $50	QORC SDK with F4PGA (Yosys + VPR) open flow	Open-toolchain eFPGA experiments beside a Cortex-M4F QuickLogic quotes 2,400 effective logic cells with 64 kb of RAM. 49 USD but on backorder when checked. The QuickFeather Lite (about 64 USD) is the in-stock successor and drops the pressure sensor.
SLG7EVBFORGE ForgeFPGA Evaluation Board Renesas	Renesas	`SLG47910V` ForgeFPGA	1,120	32	—	2 Pmod connectors, USB-C to host, ZIF socket for swapping devices, configurable VDD and VDDIO, 19 GPIO, built-in UART terminal	$50–150	Go Configure Software Hub	Trying a sub-two-dollar FPGA for tiny glue-logic jobs 6-input LUTs with 1,120 flip-flops, 32 kb block RAM plus 5 kb distributed. No multipliers. Renesas budgetary price 75 USD, kit includes 10 SLG47910V devices.
SmartFusion2 Maker Kit Microchip	Microchip	`M2S010` SmartFusion2	12,000	—	—	Gigabit Ethernet PHY, 16 Mbit SPI flash, on-board FlashPro5 programmer over USB, ESP32 and ESP8266 module footprints, 2 buttons	Under $50	Libero SoC and SoftConsole	A very cheap Cortex-M3 plus flash FPGA board, if you can still find one Logic elements, Microchip quotes 12K. Listed because other pages link here. Marked discontinued at DigiKey with no stock in November 2026, so treat as end of life. The SmartFusion2 Security Evaluation Kit (M2S090TS-EVAL-KIT, about 750 USD) is the current SmartFusion2 board.
Tang Mega 138K Dock Sipeed	Gowin	`GW5AST-LV138PG484AC1/I0` GW5AST (Arora V)	138,240	6,120	298	PCIe edge connector, USB 3.0 via CH569, HDMI in and out, Gigabit Ethernet, 2 Pmod ports, microSD, DVP camera connector 1 GB DDR3, 128 Mbit flash	$50–150	Gowin EDA (Apicula has only initial GW5AST support)	A large Gowin device with transceivers at a modest price LUT4s. Includes an AE350 RISC-V hard core and 4 transceivers. About 130 USD for the Dock kit. Sipeed's wiki gives inconsistent PCIe lane and speed figures.
Tang Nano 20K Sipeed	Gowin	`GW2AR-LV18QN88C8/I7` GW2AR (Arora)	20,736	828	48	HDMI, 40-pin RGB LCD, microSD, 6 LEDs and a WS2812 RGB LED, 2 buttons, audio amplifier, BL616 USB JTAG and UART 64 Mbit SDRAM in package, 64 Mbit flash	Under $50	Gowin EDA, or Yosys + nextpnr-himbaechel (Apicula) open flow	Retro computing and small SoC projects with in-package SDRAM LUT4s. About 25 to 40 USD. Apicula lists it as a supported board.
Tang Nano 4K Sipeed	Gowin	`GW1NSR-LV4CQN48PC6/I5` GW1NSR (LittleBee)	4,608	180	—	HDMI, DVP camera connector, 44 user I/O on headers, BL702 USB JTAG 64 Mbit PSRAM in package	Under $50	Gowin EDA, or Yosys + nextpnr-himbaechel (Apicula) open flow	A tiny HDMI-capable board with a Cortex-M3 hard core LUT4s. About 18 USD, or 21 USD with the OV2640 camera. Multiplier count is not on the Sipeed page, so dsp is omitted.
Tang Nano 9K Sipeed	Gowin	`GW1NR-LV9QN88PC6/I5` GW1NR (LittleBee)	8,640	468	20	HDMI, 40-pin RGB LCD, SPI LCD, microSD, 2 24-pin headers, 6 LEDs, 2 buttons, BL702 USB JTAG and UART 64 Mbit PSRAM in package, 32 Mbit SPI flash	Under $50	Gowin EDA, or Yosys + nextpnr-himbaechel (Apicula) open flow	The cheapest serious board for the open-source flow LUT4s. About 15 to 20 USD. Apicula lists it as a supported board.
Tang Primer 20K Sipeed	Gowin	`GW2A-LV18PG256C8/I7` GW2A (Arora)	20,736	828	48	HDMI and 100 Mbit Ethernet on the Dock, 40-pin RGB LCD, 4 Pmod ports, audio and microphone array, USB-C JTAG and UART, microSD 128 MB DDR3 on the core board, 32 Mbit NOR flash	$50–150	Gowin EDA, or Yosys + nextpnr-himbaechel (Apicula) open flow	A modular 20K-LUT board with DDR3 and a choice of carrier LUT4s. SODIMM-shaped core board with Dock or Lite carriers. Price band is from reseller listings, Sipeed's own price could not be checked.
Titanium Ti60 F225 Development Kit Efinix	Efinix	`Ti60F225` Titanium	62,016	2,620	160	3 MIPI, LVDS and GPIO daughter-card connectors, USB 3.0 Type-C, USB-C programming port, microSD, SPI NOR flash, 2 RGB LEDs 256 Mbit HyperRAM	$150–500	Efinity	MIPI camera and vision pipelines on a low-power 16 nm fabric Logic elements (Efinix LEs). DSP count is from Efinix's Titanium table, a distributor page says 93. Kit part TI60F225C-DK, 375 USD, ships with camera and display daughter cards.
Trion T20 BGA256 Development Kit Efinix	Efinix	`T20F256C4` Trion	19,728	1,044	36	LVDS transmit and receive headers, 3 GPIO headers, micro-USB, SPI and JTAG headers, 8 LEDs, 3 buttons 256 Mbit SDR SDRAM	$50–150	Efinity	Learning the Efinity flow on a plain Trion board with LVDS Logic elements (Efinix LEs). DSP are 18x18 multipliers. Kit part T20F256C-DK, 150 USD at distributors, stock was thin when checked.
ULX3S Radiona	Lattice	`LFE5U-85F-6BG381C` ECP5	84,000	3,744	156	56 GPIO on Pmod-friendly headers, GPDI digital video out, microSD, FT231XS USB JTAG and serial, 8-channel ADC, ESP32 footprint, audio jack 32 MB SDRAM	$150–500	Yosys + nextpnr-ecp5 (Project Trellis), or Diamond open flow	A fully open ECP5 board with enough peripherals for SoC and retro projects LUTs. Sold with ECP5 12F, 25F, 45F or 85F. The 85F is the common choice at about 275 USD on Crowd Supply, smaller variants cost less.
UPduino v3.1 tinyVision.ai	Lattice	`iCE40UP5K-SG48` iCE40 UltraPlus	5,280	120	8	all GPIO on 0.1 in headers, FT232H USB programmer, 4 MB QSPI flash, RGB LED, 12 MHz oscillator via jumper, Pmod compatible	Under $50	Yosys + nextpnr-ice40 (Project IceStorm), or Radiant open flow	The cheapest breadboard-friendly UltraPlus board LUTs. 120 kb EBR plus 1 Mb SPRAM. 36 USD from tinyVision.ai's store.
VectorPath S7t-VG6 Accelerator Card BittWare (Molex)	Achronix	`AC7t1500` Speedster7t	692,000	193,536	2560	PCIe Gen5 x16, QSFP-DD and QSFP56 cages, 2D network on chip, 400 Gb/s Ethernet 16 GB GDDR6 and up to 4 GB DDR4	Over $2,000	ACE	Data-centre acceleration with GDDR6, now a legacy card 6-input LUTs. bramKb is the 189 Mb of embedded RAM. DSP are machine learning processor blocks. Listed because other pages link here. BittWare marks it legacy and not for new designs, the VectorPath 815 replaces it. No public price, the band is an estimate.
Xyloni Development Kit Efinix	Efinix	`T8F81C2` Trion	7,384	123	8	12-pin Pmod socket, 41-pin high-speed I/O connector, micro-USB UART and programming, microSD, 128 Mbit SPI NOR flash, 4 LEDs, 2 buttons	$50–150	Efinity	A small, cheap board for first Efinity projects Logic elements (Efinix LEs). DSP are 18x18 multipliers. No external RAM. 75 USD at distributors.
ZedBoard Avnet	AMD	`XC7Z020-1CLG484C` Zynq 7000	85,120	5,040	220	Gigabit Ethernet, USB OTG and USB-UART, HDMI out, VGA, OLED display, 5 Pmod ports, FMC LPC, SD card, audio codec 512 MB DDR3	$500–2,000	Vivado and Vitis open flow	The long-standing Zynq teaching board, if you can wait for stock Avnet listed it at 589 USD with no stock and a long factory lead time in November 2026. Avnet blocks automated checks, so board-level details come from its listing as indexed by search. Open-source fabric flow via openXC7.
Zybo Z7-20 Digilent	AMD	`XC7Z020-1CLG400C` Zynq 7000	85,120	5,040	220	HDMI in and HDMI out, Pcam MIPI CSI-2 connector, Gigabit Ethernet, USB OTG and USB-UART, audio codec, 6 Pmod ports, microSD 1 GB DDR3L	$150–500	Vivado and Vitis open flow	Zynq video projects that pair Linux on the ARM cores with fabric processing Digilent list price 430 USD for the Z7-20 (the Z7-10 is cheaper). Open-source fabric flow via openXC7.
Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC ZCU102 Evaluation Kit AMD	AMD	`XCZU9EG-2FFVB1156E` Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC	599,550	32,832	2520	2 FMC HPC with 8 GTH each, PCIe Gen2 x4 root port, 4 SFP+ cages, HDMI in and out, DisplayPort, USB 3.0, SATA, Gigabit Ethernet, SD card DDR4 SODIMM on the PS side plus 4 Gb DDR4 on the PL side	Over $2,000	Vivado and Vitis	Large MPSoC designs that need two FMC HPC sites and many transceivers System logic cells. AMD lists it at 3,234 USD. Device figures from DS891, board details from UG1182.
Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC ZCU104 Evaluation Kit AMD	AMD	`XCZU7EV-2FFVC1156` Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC	504,000	11,232	1728	HDMI out, DisplayPort, USB 3.0, M.2 SATA, Gigabit Ethernet, FMC LPC, Pmod headers, SD card, quad USB-UART 2 GB DDR4 on the PS side, plus an empty PL DDR4 SODIMM socket	$500–2,000	Vivado and Vitis	Video codec (VCU) and mid-range MPSoC development with an FMC LPC site System logic cells. Also 27 Mb UltraRAM. AMD lists it at 1,678 USD. Device figures from DS891, board details from UG1267.

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