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What does Speed Grade in FPGA mean?

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Hi everybody
FPGAs has a parameter named "Speed Grade".
What does "Speed Grade" exactly mean?
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Re: Speed Grade in FPGA

Speed grade in FPGAs is used to describe the speed.
A FPGA having a speed grade -5 is around 15% faster than a FPGA with speed grade -4.
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Amr Ali
 

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