Consumer Products
Compact, cost-sensitive designs where board area, battery life and unit cost are all constraints at once.
Standards we design to
- IEC 62368-1
- EN 55032 Class B
- EN 300 328
- IEC 62133 (battery)
- FCC Part 15B/15C
Consumer hardware is an optimisation problem with three axes pulling against each other: size, battery life and cost. Improving one usually costs another, so the trade-offs have to be made explicitly and early.
Density with a purpose
HDI, via-in-pad and rigid-flex are specified when the mechanics genuinely require them, because each adds fabrication cost. A well-placed four-layer board frequently beats a poorly planned eight-layer one on both size and price.
Battery and charging done properly
Cell selection, charge topology, protection, fuel gauging and thermal behaviour designed together, with runtime validated by measurement across the real duty cycle. Safety testing to IEC 62133 is planned from the start.
Cost engineering that holds up
At volume, small decisions compound. Part consolidation, tolerance relaxation where the analysis allows, a test strategy that fits the line, and panelisation tuned to the assembler routinely take 15–35 % out of a mature BOM without touching the specification.
Capabilities
What matters most in consumer products.
PCB Layout & High-Speed Design
High speed, high density PCBs designed with precision and reliability.
Embedded Systems & Firmware
Firmware and embedded solutions that bring intelligence to your product.
Prototyping & Bring-Up
Rapid prototyping and testing to validate ideas and reduce time to market.
Manufacturing Support
From BOM optimization to manufacturing support, we've got you covered.
Have a board that needs designing?
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