PCB Design
Design and layout of printed circuit boards from schematic to production-ready files.
What We Do
A reliable electronic system starts with a well-designed PCB. We provide comprehensive PCB design services, carefully selecting components for longevity and availability, and routing boards to minimize noise and EMI.
Capabilities
- Schematic capture and design
- Component selection and library creation
- PCB layout (2-layer, 4-layer, and multi-layer)
- Power supply and power integrity design
- Mixed-signal design (analog and digital separation)
- Design for Manufacturing (DFM) review
- BOM generation and component sourcing
- Gerber and assembly file generation
Technologies
Our Engineering Process
- Requirements: Defining board size, constraints, and electrical requirements.
- Schematic Design: Selecting components and mapping logical connections.
- Component Selection: Verifying footprint accuracy and supply chain availability.
- Layout: Placing components and routing traces with signal integrity in mind.
- DFM Review: Checking against manufacturer capabilities and tolerances.
- Prototype: Ordering initial boards for physical testing.
- Validation: Testing the assembled boards against electrical specs.
- Production Files: Releasing final Gerbers, BOM, and CPL files.
Applications
Controller boards, sensor acquisition boards, power supplies, communication modules, and IoT devices.
Frequently Asked Questions
What EDA tools do you use?
We primarily use KiCad for most projects, and Altium Designer for highly complex or specific client requirements.
Do you handle the manufacturing?
We design the board and generate standard manufacturing files (Gerbers, BOM, Pick and Place). We then coordinate with our trusted PCB fabrication and assembly partners to deliver fully assembled prototype boards.
Can you design multi-layer boards?
Yes, we routinely design 2-layer, 4-layer, and 6-layer boards, depending on routing density, impedance control, and signal integrity requirements.
Do you perform Design for Manufacturing (DFM) checks?
Yes, every design undergoes rigorous DFM and DFA (Design for Assembly) reviews to ensure it can be fabricated reliably and cost-effectively at scale.
Can you reverse-engineer or update an old PCB?
We can analyze existing boards, update deprecated components, and create modern schematics and layouts to replace legacy hardware.
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