Our Process

Once you approve the initial design, we will begin creating the schematics needed to build your PCB design. During this phase, our engineers will introduce you to options, explaining the advantages and disadvantages of each so you can make a well-informed and cost-effective decision for your PCB product. If you have an app incorporated into your project model, we will also work with your designer or your manufacturer to make sure we provide the engineering needed to accommodate your PCB product’s functionality. Our schematics plans are tailor designed to help you see how everything specifically fits together and works. We use high end software tools such as Cadence OrCAD for our custom designs and we use Omninet by RSI for schematics previously created in a different tool. From our experience, these programs give us better and far more complicated design capabilities to give you the best possible plan for your product success. Ready to Start?

Once the schematics are finalized, we arrange all the PCB components that will be used during the manufacturing process and create an electronic model for your review. This will be your first look at how the electronics will interface with the mechanics and packaging of your product. We use Allegro by Cadence to design the model and we provide a Gerber file for viewing along with a 3D model depicted in a step file and a dxf 2D file that will help you make sure everything fits and meets your expectations. Ready to Start?

After you’ve had a chance to review the conceptual layout design, we purchase your raw card PCB, the stencil, and the board components. Then we contract the assembly house to put your first board together. Ready to Start?

When we get your first assembled PCB back in our hands, we load the software and test its functionality to make sure everything is communicating successfully. This allows us to make any necessary changes before we do thrifting to make sure we have offered you the least amount of the most affordable components to get you ready for production.

We write microcontroller software in C and assembly language. FPGA software is written in Verilog and VHDL. Ready to Start?

After you’ve received your assembled PCB’s back from the assembly house, our team is available to work on-site with you to integrate your boards into your system product. This ensures that everything fits and runs well. Ready to Start?

Once everything is ready for PCB production, we will give you all the schematics, the Allegro board file, a bill of materials, the Gerber files, and data sheets for all the components for your microcontroller system. You own all the data rights to what we have designed for you.

We will offer suggestions for reputable assembly houses so you can work directly with them to reduce costs and complete your project. It is our pleasure to serve as a liaison between you and the assembly house as part of our contract with you. Ready to Start?