Pretty much every BMD product is FPGA based, either with a conventional FPGA or a hybrid like Zynq (ARM cores + FPGA). It clearly gives them a lot of design com

Pretty much every BMD product is FPGA based, either with a conventional FPGA or a hybrid like Zynq (ARM cores + FPGA). It clearly gives them a lot of design commonality in hardware and flexibility in behavior. It's a good example that you can still have a large range of products at low cost (compared to the rest of the industry) while leveraging fairly expensive generic parts (compared to ASICs).