DELIVERY PROCESS

Process

What happens in each stage, what we need from you, and what lands in your hands at the end of it.

5 stagesNamed deliverables

PHASE 01

Requirement Review

需求评估

You provide: specification, schematic, BOM, mechanical outline
We produce: feasibility assessment, proposed process route, risk list, itemised quotation.

This step costs nothing and commits you to nothing — we just establish clearly whether it can be done.

PHASE 02

Design

方案设计

Stackup, layout and schematic cleanup move together
Checkpoints are agreed before the next stage; nothing is changed silently to the very end.

Delivers: stackup table, layout source, schematic.

PHASE 03

Verification

设计验证

DRC, DFM, impedance checks, with SI / PI and thermal simulation where needed
Problems surface before the prototype, not after the boards come back.

Delivers: DRC / DFM report, simulation data.

PHASE 04

Release

文件交付

Full production package and assembly documentation in your fab's format
Source files transfer with it. The design is yours to modify or take elsewhere.

Delivers: Gerber, drill, pick-and-place, stencil, assembly drawings, BOM, 3D.

PHASE 05

Ramp-up

打样与量产

Support the prototype and pilot build, track fab and assembler feedback
Revisions get closed before production rather than chasing problems after it starts.

Delivers: revision guidance, production files.

COLLABORATION

How a project runs with us

It is not a hand-off and silence. This is how we work by default, and you can change it before kick-off.

02 — How We Work Together

One contact

One person owns the project end to end, so you never relay requirements between parties

Cadence

We sync at stage checkpoints and confirm key decisions before moving on

Visible progress

Every stage has a named deliverable, so nobody has to ask where things stand

Change records

Edits are traced and source files match the released version

Confidentiality

NDA signed; project material is not shared or reused

Ownership

Source files and design work belong to you

FAQ

What engineers ask us most while choosing a partner

03 — FAQ

Q1What do you need before starting?

At minimum: a functional and performance description, the schematic if it exists, a BOM, a mechanical outline or dimensions (DXF / STEP), and any layer-count, process or interface requirements. If something is missing we complete the assessment first, then quote once the approach is agreed.

Q2How is the price calculated?

Mainly layer count, pin count and routing difficulty (high-speed, blind and buried vias, analogue sections), stackup and material requirements, the scope of deliverables and your schedule. You get an itemised quote, and no opaque extras appear later.

Q3Does assessment cost anything?

No. The point of the assessment is to establish clearly what can be built, how, and at what risk. Whether to proceed is decided afterwards.

Q4Can the direction change mid-project?

Yes. Checkpoints are agreed before each stage. If we find a better route during design, you get the alternative and its cost — we do not push a route we no longer believe in.

Q5Who owns the source files?

You do. The schematic and PCB sources transfer with the release under a non-disclosure agreement. Your team can continue from there, or we can.

Q6Do you also handle prototypes and production?

We can. Solution design is our main line, and we can extend to prototyping, SMT assembly and component supply so you end up with a working unit. If you already have preferred partners, we can design only and work alongside them.

Send us the project and get a technical read first

No need to talk price up front. Describe the product and its constraints, and we reply with feasibility and a recommended approach.

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