PCB Design
We have a dedicated team of 20+ Engineers for Embedded design and development.
A Printed Circuit Board (PCB) is a flat board used to mechanically support and electrically connect electronic components using conductive pathways (traces), pads, and other features etched from copper sheets.
PCB design stands for Printed Circuit Board design, and it refers to the process of designing the layout of electronic circuits that are physically embedded into a flat board made of insulating material and conductive copper tracks.
THE GOAL OF PCB DESIGN IS TO CREATE A BOARD THAT WILL
Fit the intended electronic circuit
Ensure good electrical performance
Be manufacturable and reliable
Be compact and cost-effective
STEPS IN PCB DESIGN
1. Schematic Capture
Drawing the electronic circuit diagram using design software (e.g., resistors, capacitors, ICs, etc.)
2. Component Placement
Positioning components on the board to optimize space and functionality.
3. Routing
Connecting components with copper traces that act as "wires" on the board.
4. Design Rule Check (DRC)
Ensuring there are no errors in spacing, trace width, or other parameters.
5. Generating Gerber Files
Exporting the design into a format used by manufacturers to create the physical board.
6. Prototyping and Testing
Creating a sample board to test for functionality and errors before full production.