BLT - The FPGA Experts

BLT - The FPGA Experts

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Our designs are in space, undersea, and everywhere in between.

BLT is an electronics engineering design firm of FPGAs/SoCs, boards, embedded software and systems for commercial, industrial, aerospace & defense, space, and intelligence clients.

08/05/2026

Complex systems require deep engineering expertise.

BLT designs FPGA-based systems, embedded solutions, and complete electronics platforms to help organizations boldly go where mission requirements demand.

Explore our Design Services: https://bltinc.com/design-services/

08/04/2026

Clock domain crossings can introduce difficult-to-debug issues in FPGA designs.

Join our webinar to learn how to analyze CDC reports, identify risky crossings, and implement synchronization strategies that improve design reliability.

REGISTER: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_k-ZnnVV6Qy26isLtee6hAA

07/30/2026

Curious about AMD ROCm?

In our Intro to AMD ROCm webinar, explore GPU acceleration, HIP programming, the ROCm software stack, and the fundamentals of developing for heterogeneous computing environments.

REGISTER: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/8017854287750/WN_Zk06IZyNTo2ybTk_mgFILg

07/29/2026

Wondering how AMD embedded x86 processors integrate into modern embedded systems and FPGA-based designs?

Our latest blog explores the role of x86 processors in real-world systems, including how engineers can partition workloads between processors and programmable logic.

READ: https://bltinc.com/2026/07/29/amd-embedded-x86-processors-real-world-systems/

PetaLinux vs EDF vs Yocto: Where to Go Next? 07/08/2026

PetaLinux is being deprecated. So, should your next embedded project use EDF or Yocto?

This blog compares all three, explains the tradeoffs, and helps you choose the right path for future AMD designs.

https://bltinc.com/2026/07/08/petalinux-vs-edf-vs-yocto/

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PetaLinux vs EDF vs Yocto: Where to Go Next? Unsure about EDF vs Yocto now that AMD PetaLinux has been deprecated? This blog post covers the differences between all three.

07/07/2026

Every embedded design starts with a challenge that needs to be solved by launch. That might be a product launch. Or, in some cases, a literal launch... into space.

BLT helps organizations design, develop, and deploy FPGA, SoC, and embedded systems for mission-critical applications where performance and reliability matter.

Have a complex FPGA or embedded challenge? Let BLT help you engineer the solution. https://bltinc.com/design-services/

06/15/2026

REGISTER: https://bltinc.com/xilinx-training/blt-webinar-series/embedded-development-framework-edf-using-yocto-on-amd-socs/

AMD is moving embedded Linux development from PetaLinux to EDF. Join our webinar to see the workflow in action, learn what this change means for developers using AMD SoCs, and get started with EDF.

06/12/2026

Our team had a great week at in San Jose connecting with AMD leaders, team members, and fellow partners. Lots of great conversations. Lots of ideas. Lots of innovation.

We're excited for what's next!

05/20/2026

Confused about the difference between AMD Vivado and Vitis?

This quick breakdown explains what each tool does and where it fits in the AMD development flow for FPGAs and SoCs: https://bltinc.com/2026/05/20/amd-vivado-vs-vitis-ide/

05/15/2026

The AMD Spartan UltraScale+ is worth a look if you need cost-optimized, power-efficient FPGAs with serious I/O and PCIe Gen4 capability. Our no-cost workshop will highlight the core capabilities of this newer device from AMD and give you a solid feel for what it can do and where it fits with your designs.

REGISTER: https://bltinc.com/xilinx-training-courses/get-to-know-amd-spartan-ultrascale-devices-for-real-world-designs-workshop/

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