Mercury 2
An Artix-7 FPGA development board in a 64-pin DIP package, 3 by 1 inches, that plugs straight into a breadboard.
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An Artix-7 FPGA development board in a 64-pin DIP package, 3 by 1 inches, that plugs straight into a breadboard.



In stock
| Part number | Configuration | Price |
|---|---|---|
| ME2A-35T-4M | XC7A35T, 4 Mbit SRAM | $159 |
| ME2A-100T-16M | XC7A100T, 16 Mbit SRAM | $299 |
Prices and stock come from the current store.
Mercury 2 puts an Artix-7 FPGA, memory, analog I/O and a fast USB link on a board small enough to sit in a breadboard. There are no proprietary expansion connectors: the 64 round machine-header pins drop straight into a solderless breadboard or a 0.6-inch DIP socket.
Mercury 2 is designed and assembled in the United States, on the same in-house SMT line we use for client prototypes. That lets us customize builds, for example with part substitutions or industrial temperature range parts. Ask us about a custom build.
Most FPGA development boards are limited to 3.3 V digital I/O. Mercury 2 adds an 8-channel SPI ADC, a 2-channel SPI DAC and the Artix-7’s internal XADC, plus 40 5-volt-tolerant digital I/O pins, so it can talk to TTL-level devices and analog sensors directly.
The Mercury 2 Ethboard adds an RJ45 jack for the on-board Ethernet PHY.