FPGA and RF systems rarely fail at the antenna. They fail at the boundary — where a data converter’s throughput outpaces what a general-purpose processor can consume, or where a certification deadline collides with a signal chain that was never designed to be re-verified.
RT Group treats FPGA and RF as one discipline, not two handoffs between separate teams. The engineers who define the analog front end carry the design through fabric-level DSP, timing closure, and the host software that consumes it — so a spec change on one side doesn’t turn into a re-architecture on the other.
