Electrical design · PCB assembly
From schematic to an assembled board, without the hand-off.
Schematic capture, PCB layout, and design for manufacturing are done in McKinney, Texas. Assembly runs at our facility in India from the same released files and BOM. The engineers who drew the board are the ones who bring it up.
Electrical design · McKinney, Texas
Boards drawn with the line and the firmware in view.
Every schematic is reviewed with the firmware plan beside it, and every layout is checked against the assembly process that will build it.
Schematic design
Part selection, power trees, interfaces, and protection, drawn with the firmware requirements open next to them.
- Power
- Interfaces
- Protection
PCB layout
Stack-up planning, controlled-impedance routing, power and signal integrity, and EMC-aware placement.
- Stack-up
- Controlled impedance
- EMC
MCU and radio integration
Crystal, decoupling, debug header, and antenna handled with reference-design care, so bring-up starts from a board that boots.
- STM32
- nRF
- Antenna
Design for manufacturing
DFM and DFT review against the line that will build the board: footprints, fiducials, panelization, and test points.
- DFM
- DFT
- Panelization
PCB assembly · Vadodara, India
Assembly at our own facility.
The assembly team works from the released revision and the same BOM as engineering, and builds go back to McKinney for bring-up and test. ISO 9001:2015 quality system, IPC-A-610 and J-STD-001 trained staff.
SMT assembly
Surface mount, through-hole, and mixed technology, run from the released Gerbers, pick-and-place file, and BOM. Selective and wave soldering for the through-hole side.
- SMT
- Through-hole
- Selective and wave
IPC trained, ISO 9001 facility
Operators trained to IPC-A-610 and J-STD-001, working under an ISO 9001:2015 quality system. Every board is inspected with 3D SPI, 3D AOI, and X-ray before it ships.
- IPC-A-610
- J-STD-001
- ISO 9001:2015
Prototype and NPI
First articles and small runs, with what the line learns going straight into the next revision.
- First article
- Small batch
- NPI
Repeat builds
Production runs of a released design, with BOM sourcing and change control shared with the engineering team.
- Repeat builds
- BOM sourcing
- Change control
Equipment and specs
The line, from paste to reflow.
Paste, placement, reflow, and inspection on one line, with selective and wave soldering for through-hole parts and conformal coating and box build after.
- Placement rate
- Up to 90,000 components per hour
- Component range
- 01005 passives to micro BGA, QFN, CSP, LCC
- Inspection
- 3D SPI, 3D AOI, X-ray
- Soldering
- Reflow, selective, and wave
- After assembly
- Conformal coating, box build, cable harness, functional test
- Board size and pitch
- Confirmed against the line for your design during DFM review
Photos of the assembly line will replace the animation once available.
Discuss your board
Send the schematic or Gerbers and the BOM. We will review them for manufacturability and tell you what the first build would involve.