What does electronics design include?
- Architecture: MCU or SoC selection, power tree, sensors, interfaces and connectivity.
- Schematic capture with a design review before layout.
- PCB layout: stack-up, routing, grounding and return-path planning.
- Power electronics: switching converters, motor drivers, battery and charging circuits.
- Bring-up on the first boards, debugging and iteration.
- Manufacturing package: Gerber, BOM with sourcing notes, assembly drawings, pick-and-place.
What do you deliver?
A complete, reviewed design package that a PCB fabricator and assembler can build directly: manufacturing files, BOM, test notes and documentation of the design decisions. If you choose to own the IP, the source design files are handed over too.
Which standards do you design to?
Layout follows IPC-2221 design practice, and boards are designed for manufacturing (DFM) and test (DFT) from the first schematic. EDA tools can be matched to your team so you can maintain the design afterwards.
Example projects
Microfluidics control systemDroplet Scientific Ltd.
Therapeutic massage device MVPConfidential
Industrial induction motor driverConfidential
85 kV fiber-optic controlled power supplyCosmoCaixa Barcelona
Frequently asked questions
Do I keep the design files?
Yes, if you want them. You decide who owns the IP: you can take full ownership of the source design files together with the manufacturing package.
Can you improve an existing board?
Yes. We review existing designs for cost reduction, component shortages and manufacturability, then redesign what is needed.
Last updated: 2026-10-20