Signal Processing Engineering

Cardinal Peak offers complete DSP and embedded processor design solutions. We have deep experience in both hardware and software design. In addition to designing complete solutions, Cardinal Peak has robust experience integrating solutions on PLD devices.

We engage with you to determine your needs, and work with you to produce quality solutions. Our broad and deep expertise helps us determine the best way to be of service to your product, by implementing hardware or software solutions specific to your needs. The identified solutions then drive our implementation decisions.

Signal Processing

Cardinal Peak has a track record of delivering production-quality code of the highest reliability the first time, ensuring that our effort is efficient and predictable. Our DSP expertise encompasses:

  • Analysis of implementation trade-offs
  • System level design
  • Modulation/demodulation of RF, UHF and VHF signals
  • Domain filtering of time or frequency
  • FPGA and programmable DSP implementation
  • Signal conditioning
  • Video/image processing

Contact us to learn more about our signal processing design services.

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

"Cardinal Peak was a natural choice for us. They were able to develop a high-quality product, based in part on open source and in part on intellectual property they had already developed, all for a very effective price."

Bruce Webber, VP of Software Engineering, VBrick