Every sector has one constraint that decides the design.
Vibration in mining. Creepage in power. Traceability in pharma. We
design to the constraint that actually governs your product — not to
a house template.
01 Mining
Control electronics that survive the shift
Mining hardware fails from vibration, dust ingress and thermal
cycling long before it fails electrically. We specify for mechanical
survival first: potting and conformal coating, connector strain
relief, generous copper for thermal spreading, and component
choices rated well beyond nominal.
02 Energy metering
Metrology-grade analog front ends
A meter is only as good as its analog path. Layout decides whether
you hold accuracy across temperature and load: star grounding,
guarded high-impedance nodes, careful separation of switching noise
from measurement, and creepage that satisfies the safety standard on
the first submission.
03 Communication
High-speed routing with controlled impedance
Telecom boards live or die on the stack-up. We define impedance
targets before placement, keep differential pairs matched and
referenced to a continuous plane, and design the return path
deliberately — so EMC testing confirms the design rather than
discovering it.
04 Power supply
Switching layout and magnetics together
Power design is where our magnetics work and our layout work meet.
We keep switching loops tight, place the transformer with thermal
rise in mind, and design the EMI filter as part of the board rather
than a fix bolted on after a failed pre-compliance scan.
Temperature range, vibration profile, isolation class, emissions
standard, audit requirement — whatever the real limit is. That is
where a design conversation should start.