Hardware Design Contract Engineering

Hardware design is at the center of many embedded products, and well-designed hardware—that is, hardware that is designed from the beginning with cost of goods in mind—can be a key to success in the marketplace. The hardware design team at Cardinal Peak has been an essential part of our clients' embedded solutions in analog, digital, embedded controller and RF hardware design. Cardinal Peak's embedded hardware consulting team has proven experience in:

EMBEDDED HARDWARE DESIGN ENGAGEMENTS

  • FPGA
  • PCB layout
  • Signal integrity simulation
  • AtoD conversion (A/D)
  • DtoA conversion (D/A)
  • Radar processing
  • Active and passive filters
  • Receivers and transmitters
  • Microprocessors (MCU)
  • Power supplies
  • Data acquisition systems
  • Phase lock loops (PLL)

Hardware Design

Cardinal Peak's hardware design engineering has helped take clients from prototyping through to the transition to manufacturing on a wide range of hardware platforms, including:

HARDWARE PLATFORMS

  • ARM
  • ARM Cortex M3
  • AMCC
  • Atmel
  • Motorola
  • Intel
  • Power PC
  • MIPS
  • Microchip
  • Freescale
  • Phillips/NXP
  • TI (Texas Instruments)

Contact us to learn more about our hardware design engineering services.

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Case Studies

See how Cardinal Peak engineering consulting services have helped companies in a variety of industries successfully bring new embedded devices to market.

"The Cardinal Peak team started quickly and delivered high-quality results, and they worked really well with our own engineering team. It was a positive experience for us."

Charles Corbalis, VP of Engineering, RGB Networks