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Schematics, PCB layout, power budgets and signal integrity that work the first time. From component selection to bench bring-up, our team has owned the electrical path since 2009, so the firmware team gets hardware that behaves.
Engineering deliverables that move a product from idea to working hardware.
Hierarchical schematics in Altium, KiCad, or OrCAD with full annotation and DRC-clean output.
Parts picked for availability, second-source, lifecycle, and BOM cost. No hard-to-source surprises.
Power tree analysis, regulator selection, thermal budgets, and battery-life modeling.
Hardware bring-up on the bench: oscilloscope, logic analyzer, JTAG, and design fixes documented.
Four gates: spec, schematic, layout, and prototype bring-up. Each stage closes with a review you sign off.
Use cases, signal counts, power envelope, certifications, and target cost agreed before schematic work begins.
Hierarchical capture, simulation where it matters, and a DRC-clean release to layout.
Constraint-driven layout, controlled impedance, and signal- and power-integrity checks.
Boards built, populated, and brought up on the bench. Issues are root-caused and fed back to design.
Native files, manufacturing data, and validation reports that EMS partners can run with.
Electrical spec, power budget, signal map, certification matrix
Native Altium/KiCad/OrCAD plus PDF schematic with annotation
PCB design files, Gerbers, drill files, IPC-2581, pick-and-place
Indented BOM with manufacturer P/N, second-source, and lifecycle
Bring-up report, test fixtures, debug log, design review notes
Send us the schematic and layout and the same team that assembles the board walks it first. Impedance, clearances, and fab rules flagged in plain English, with side-by-side fixes.
Controlled impedance, return paths, and decoupling checked so the board works the first time.
Layer stack and trace geometry set to hit target impedance before Gerbers go to fab.
Clearances, annular rings, and assembly rules matched to the line that builds it.
Laminates chosen for signal integrity, thermal handling, and whether the board needs to flex. Here is how the common stack-up options compare.
Ratings are a general guide. Final stack-up is confirmed with your signal, thermal, and mechanical needs during the DFM review.
Tools, scope, and what to expect on a Jaycon engagement.
Altium Designer is our primary EDA tool. We also work in KiCad, OrCAD, and Eagle, and deliver native files plus neutral Gerber and IPC-2581 outputs.
Yes. We design for compliance from day one and coordinate with accredited test labs. We also run pre-compliance scans on the bench so surprises are caught early.
Yes. Our PCB design team and our PCB fab and assembly lines are the same company. Prototype turns are typically 5 to 10 business days end to end.
All file uploads run through an NDA before review. NDAs are signed before any technical discussion and project data is stored on access-controlled servers.
From product design and rapid prototyping to precision injection molding and circuit board manufacturing.
We take your idea from sketch to working prototype, with a team that handles both the look and the engineering.
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Custom PCB design and assembly, reviewed by engineers before production so nothing gets built twice.
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Get a physical part in your hands fast. We use the right technology for your design so you can test and move forward.
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When you are ready to scale, we handle the tooling and run production so you can focus on your business.
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