Architecture before RTL
Turn performance, latency, interface, clocking, and resource constraints into an implementable FPGA architecture.
Engineering capability
Architecture, RTL development, verification, integration, and technical review for programmable-logic systems across major FPGA ecosystems.
Problems we solve
Engage LTL for one defined technical problem or for coordinated delivery across the complete scope.
Turn performance, latency, interface, clocking, and resource constraints into an implementable FPGA architecture.
Implement and connect LVDS, DDR, Ethernet, USB, PCIe, JESD204, serial-control, and industrial data paths.
Resolve timing-closure, clock-domain-crossing, reset, synchronization, and data-alignment problems.
Review, debug, optimize, or extend an FPGA design that is incomplete, unstable, or insufficiently documented.
What you receive
The exact release package follows the agreed scope, with source files, evidence, instructions, and revision records included where applicable.
Technical scope
Work is organized around defined technical milestones and adapted to the target platform, available evidence, and project stage.
Example applications
Engagement options
Start at the stage where specialist support creates the most value, without forcing an unnecessary full-project scope.
Define a new architecture or assess an existing design before implementation continues.
Deliver a contained module, interface, processing block, or verification package.
Resolve target-hardware, timing, alignment, control, or system-integration problems.
Carry the programmable-logic scope from requirements through verified release and handover.
Development process
Define requirements and interfaces
Select architecture and verification strategy
Implement RTL and testbenches
Integrate and close timing
Validate on target hardware
Repeatable delivery
Written technical control, design review, versioned development, verification, documented release, and post-delivery support.
Read the quality framework ↗Related verified work
An end-to-end data-acquisition platform that receives all eight serial-LVDS outputs from an AD9222 evaluation board, reconstructs 12-bit samples in FPGA logic, and moves captured data through embedded Linux to a host computer over Ethernet.
Related hardware
Connects HSMC-equipped FPGA development boards to the AD9222 evaluation board for high-speed LVDS data acquisition.
View details ↗LTL-ADA-102Expands an FPGA board’s I/O capability by converting the HSMC interface into configurable general-purpose input/output connections.
View details ↗LTL-ADA-103Connects GPIO interfaces to FMC-compatible FPGA systems, with support for DE2-115 and DE10 development platforms and 50 Ω impedance-matched routing.
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