FPGA Design Services

Upon project completion, the customer receives a fully functional device, a prototype or software, detailed technical documentation, source codes, and PCB design files in a CAD format. The customer will receive all the necessary instructions on how to use the product. We will also answer any questions and provide training if necessary.

Yes, we carefully select materials and components, trying to find a balance between their quality and price with consideration to the project requirements. All materials we use comply with the EN, IPC, and RoHS international standards. If required, we will use components that comply with the national regulations of your country.

The cession of intellectual property rights is legislated in our contracts. We also sign a non-disclosure agreement to protect any sensitive information. We will mention your project on our website and other platforms only with your permission.

We work with paid and free IP cores provided by FPGA manufacturers (Xilinx, Altera). We also use open-source IP cores from such sources as OpenCores that adapt to a particular FPGA family. Here are the IP cores we've worked with:

• Cortex-M
• MicroBlaze
• PicoBlaze
• Nios II processor
• FIFO controller
• DMA controller
• SPI
• Quad SPI
• UART
• I2C
• CAN
• USB 2.0
• USB 3.0
• PCI Bus
• SDRAM
• DDR
• DDR2
• DDR3
• SD/MMC controller
• HDMI
• Interrupt controller

We test each product we make, be it hardware or software. The team applies different simulation and computer modeling methods to validate FPGA firmware. We also test firmware on development kits.

The most common chips that we use for FPGA hardware design include Xilinx, Altera (Intel), Microsemi, Actel, and Atmel.

We have worked with chips produced by Xilinx and Altera (Intel). They feature FPGA performance and the flexibility of CPU programming, resulting in fast data collection and processing.

ASIC, or application-specific integrated circuit, is designed to perform a specific function and cannot be changed or reprogrammed, unlike FPGA, which is programmable and can be reprogrammed for different purposes. FPGAs and CPLDs are less flexible than microcontrollers, but they perform operations much faster.

Of course. As soon as we study the project specification, our engineers will suggest suitable options and explain their pros and cons, cost differences, possible risks, and other important details.

Sure. We can either provide an FPGA board design from scratch or design an FPGA SoM board.

We provide quality control at all stages of product development – at PCB design and assembly, when assembling modules, or creating firmware and applications. If necessary, we develop software for testing standalone modules and the whole product. Finished devices are tested many times. We will also carry out additional tests at the customer's request.

We pay great attention to the quality of our work. The customer receives a fully functional device or software and a detailed user manual. After finishing the project, we provide a free warranty period, during which the team will eliminate any discovered defects and bugs. During the post-warranty period, we can also provide advice on possible modernization and modification of your product.

If the project requires certification, we take this into account at the earliest stages of product development. We prepare documentation for mandatory and voluntary certification in Europe, the USA (FCC, CE, UL, RoHS, and REACH), and other countries.

The timing of a project largely depends on its specifics, complexity, scale, choice of components, and logistics. For example, a project audit can take 1-2 months, while AI-based software development usually lasts much longer. We always set realistic deadlines when preparing the spec and stick to the schedule at all project stages.

Integra Sources has long-lasting and successful relationships with trusted enclosure designers. We will provide consultation and help you place an order. If necessary, we can make minor modifications on-site. During the development process, we keep in touch with the industrial design studio to ensure that the enclosure and the board match each other.

We develop projects for private enterprises and public organizations: small, medium, and large businesses, mining and manufacturing enterprises, startups, healthcare organizations, and enterprises engaged in other industries.