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FPGA design services

For high-speed data processing systems.
Our company designs FPGAs for systems with complex features and advanced technologies and provides CPLD design services for simpler logic applications.

What we do

We provide field-programmable gate array (FPGA) design services for systems that offer sophisticated features and advanced technologies such as video and image processing, machine vision, and industrial networking. Our FPGA designs can contain millions of tiny logic cells. We can program chips to do almost any kind of digital function. Alongside with the FPGA design service, we provide a Complex Programmable Logic Device (CPLD) design services for simpler logic applications.


What's included?

From the initial concept to specification, through block-level design to the implementation and verification, we have the right expertise in place to help you design integrated digital circuits for your embedded system. We provide the design for FPGA (RAM-based digital logic chips) and CPLD (EEPROM-based chips). As part of our field-programmable gate array design services, we also develop devices based on a system on chip (SoC) that may contain digital, analog, mixed-signal, and radio frequency functions on a single chip. These SoC capabilities bring extreme flexibility to hardware designs.







We’re happy to have teamed up with some of the leading providers of embedded systems to solve their challenges

How we work

To know exactly how our different collaboration models apply to FPGA design services, check out the table below:
AREA OF RESPONSIBILITYPROJECT-BASED OUTSOURCINGDEDICATED DEVELOPMENT TEAMRESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT REQUIREMENTSYOUSHAREDYOU
FPGA DESIGNINTEGRAINTEGRAINTEGRA
FPGA VERIFICATIONINTEGRAINTEGRAINTEGRA
TESTINGINTEGRASHAREDSHARED
DELIVERY MANAGEMENTINTEGRASHARED

Frequently Asked Questions

Read this information to better understand the process of FPGA/CPLD design.

What IP cores do you use?

Do you validate FPGA firmware?

What FPGA chips do you work with?

Have you worked with SoC systems that use both FPGA and CPU?

What is the main difference between ASIC and FPGA?

Could you help me choose an FPGA chip for my project?

Can you design a custom board for an FPGA?