GP Engineering: Welcome

The world is full of good ideas, right?

The question is - what is it that makes those dreams become a reality?

Sometimes it is nothing more than getting your idea into the hands of those who know how to build, grow and shape it.

GP Engineering, a full-service electronic design house, can build your ideas and prepare them for the right time and the right marketplace.

Take a look at what GP Engineering can do for you.

GP Engineering LLC was founded in 1995 as an electronic design house that could help the little guy develop and take to market an idea. GP Engineering LLC is also poised to provide assistance to those larger companies when resources or time frames limit the ability to perform the task in house.

GP Engineering LLC is uniquely qualified to provide a wide array of services and design consultations. We are able to provide systems design, proof of concept, prototypes, and large scale manufacturing assistance (both on and off shore). GP Engineering LLC is small organization, this allows us to keep our overhead low and allow for the most cost-effective use of time and money.

We have done various design functions for these well-known clients :

Moog Aircraft (www.moog.com)
Luxul (www.luxul.net)
WiLife (www.wilife.com)
Micro Linear (www.microlinear.com)
Texas Instruments (www.ti.com)
AvaLAN Wirelss (www.avalanwireless.com)
3Com (www.3com.com)

GP Engineering LLC is a multifaceted and multidiscipline organization. While specializing in Electronic hardware, GP Engineering is able utilize a large network of specialized talent that can be contracted in order to provide a full turn key project if required.

The areas of expertise available in house are:

RF Design

Analog Design

FPGA and CPLD Design

Systems Architecture

Schematic Capture

PCB Layout

Digital ASIC Design

Manufacturing

Systems Test

EMI/EMC compliance

UL/CSA certification

LCD Panel Integration

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