In 1987, three young engineers decided to pool their talents and challenge the market which was dominated by ‘big company' electronics engineering. They introduced a more personal, intricate and acumen-driven approach. At the time, technology was emerging that allowed signal processing theories to be implemented in real-time using a new class of Digital Signal Processing microprocessors.

Peralex was launched and used its expertise to design new products that could replace existing traditional analogue circuitry. Not only did these new products outperform the old technology in terms of flexibility, repeatability, reliability and performance, but they opened an exciting new market.

Peralex was soon recognized as both an innovative developer and implementer – and grew in size and strength, recruiting many of the country's top engineering graduates, who yearned to apply their skills and talents in a real engineering environment.