Services
Our integrated electronic design solutions offer comprehensive services tailored to meet your specific needs, from conceptualization to production. We specialize in providing expertise in PCB design, programming, bill of materials (BOM), schematic creation, membrane switch overlay and more to ensure seamless development and deployment of electronic systems.
Printed Circuit Board Design and Layout
Schematic capture through a routed, manufacturable board — stack-up, impedance-controlled traces where the signal needs it, and a layout reviewed against the parts it actually places, not a generic template.
- –Schematic (PDF + source)
- –Routed board files (KiCad)
- –Gerbers, drill, and pick-and-place files
- –Fabrication drawing and stack-up notes
Firmware Programming
Bare-metal and RTOS firmware written against the part's datasheet and errata, not a generated HAL default. Power, timing, and peripheral configuration are design decisions here, not settings left at reset.
- –Firmware source and build instructions
- –Register-level notes on non-obvious configuration
- –A version-pinned release build
Bill of Materials
A bill of materials built from parts that are actually sourceable, checked against the assembly process before the board is ordered — footprint, orientation, and panelization reviewed as manufacturing decisions, not fixed after the fact.
- –BOM with sourcing notes and alternates
- –DFM review notes
- –Panelization file where applicable
Schematic Design
A clean, reviewable schematic as the design record — the thing an engineer can read a year later and trust, not just a step on the way to a layout.
- –Schematic (PDF + source)
- –Net and connector list
- –Design notes on any non-obvious part choice
Membrane Switch Overlay
Overlay and tactile-switch integration for panel-mount products — graphics, dome placement, and connector routing worked out against the enclosure and the board underneath it, not designed in isolation.
- –Overlay artwork/print file
- –Tail and connector spec
- –Fit check against the enclosure
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