Design
Schematic and layout
From block diagram to a routed board, with the firmware team in the room from day one.
- Requirements and architecture
- Schematic capture
- Component selection and BOM
- Multilayer PCB layout
- Design reviews with your team
All services
PCB design services
Custom circuit boards from schematic to manufacturing files. Designed by the same team that writes the firmware, so the board works on the first build.
What you get
A board that is ready to build, test and ship
We design the whole board: schematic, component selection, layout and the files your manufacturer needs.
Components are chosen for availability as much as for specs. A board that can't be sourced is not finished.
Every design gets a bring-up plan and test points. We stay with you while the first boards come to life.
Scope
What PCB design includes
Engineering
Power, signals and protection
The parts of a board that decide whether it works in the field, not only on the bench.
- Power supplies and battery charging
- Motor and valve drivers
- Wireless: BLE, Wi-Fi, LTE, LoRa, GNSS
- Wired: Ethernet, CAN, RS-485, USB
- Protection, EMC and thermal design
Delivery
Ready for manufacturing
Everything a factory needs to build and test the boards, and support when they arrive.
- Gerber, drill and pick-and-place files
- Assembly drawings and BOM
- Prototype runs and board bring-up
- Enclosures and 3D-printed prototypes
- Production test tools
Selected work
Projects where we did this
High-power BLDC motor driver
A 20 kW (40 kW peak) motor driver with isolated gate drivers, CAN and Ethernet, taken from schematic to production.
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Solar facade control module
A compact STM32 controller with Single Pair Ethernet and 24 V valve control on a 40 × 48 mm board, rated for 70 °C.
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Automatic night light
An ultra-low-cost night light designed for US safety requirements, now manufactured at scale.
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Common questions
Which PCB design tools do you use?
Altium Designer and KiCad. You receive the native project files, not only the outputs, so your team can continue the work.
Can you take over an existing design?
Yes. We often start from a prototype or a legacy board that needs a redesign, a cost reduction or a replacement for an obsolete part.
Do you also write the firmware?
Yes. Most of our boards run our own firmware. Designing both together removes most of the surprises at bring-up.
How long does a PCB design take?
A simple board takes a few weeks. A complex multilayer design with power electronics or RF takes two to four months, including prototypes.
Your project
Have a board to design?
Send us a block diagram, a spec or a photo of the current prototype. We come back with questions and a plan.