DO-254 hardware certification.

DO-178C software certification.

SafeIP™ certifiable FPGA IP.

Verification and certification support.

The infrastructure to move your safety-critical program forward.

Reduce engineering effort. Shorten schedules. Lower certification risk.

Defining your architecture?

We’ll help identify certification implications while important design decisions can still be changed.

Selecting FPGA IP?

We’ll help determine what certifiable IP already exists, what certification evidence can be reused, and what may require additional development or certification work.

Beginning development?

Our DO-254 and DO-178C engineers can supplement your team or support complete lifecycle activities.

Already deep into the program?

We’ll help identify certification gaps, resolve technical issues, complete verification, and develop the required evidence.

Approaching certification?

We’ll help prepare certification data, address open compliance issues, and support reviews.

Have a problem you aren’t sure how to solve?

Bring it to us.

You don’t have to know which LogiCircuit service you need.

Tell us what you’re building. We’ll help determine the path to certification.

Hundreds of safety-critical certification projects.

LogiCircuit engineers have supported more than 300 certification projects involving DO-254, DO-178C, and other safety-critical standards.

That experience gives our team perspective beyond any individual certification activity.

We understand the relationship between architecture, development, verification, documentation, certification evidence, and the decisions that certification authorities and DERs will ultimately need to evaluate.

Because in safety-critical development:

The engineering has to work.

And you have to prove that it works.

We help you do both.

The FPGA family matters.

The IP configuration matters.

The DAL matters.

The interfaces matter.

The processor matters.

How the IP is integrated matters.

That’s why we don’t begin with a generic certification answer.

We begin with your architecture.

Our engineers work with your team to understand what you’re building, identify the certification implications, determine what existing certification assets can be reused, and develop a practical path forward.