We design schematics, PCB layouts, power circuits, sensor interfaces, wireless hardware, and prototype boards for teams building real electronic products.
A good embedded board is not just a schematic and PCB layout. It needs the right MCU, clean power rails, reliable sensor interfaces, stable communication buses, debug access, manufacturable layout, and enough margin for real-world testing.
Hardware issues usually appear during prototype testing:
unstable power rails, wrong pin choices, noisy ADC readings, sensors that behave differently on the PCB than the dev kit, high sleep current, weak wireless performance, missing test points, or boards that are hard to flash and debug.
We help catch and fix these issues before they become expensive redesigns.
We start with the product requirements, power budget, wireless needs, sensors, enclosure constraints, and firmware access.
Then we create or review the schematic, plan the PCB layout, prepare fabrication files, and support prototype bring-up after assembly.
The goal is not just a board that looks complete, but a board that can be powered, programmed, tested, debugged, and improved.
You get a board design that is easier to build, program, debug, and validate.
The deliverables can include schematics, PCB layout, BOM, Gerbers, assembly files, test notes, and bring-up support.
For existing designs, we can review the board and identify practical fixes before the next revision.
