Interfaces
Signal levels, protocols, bandwidth, connector strategy.
ENGINEERING EXPERTISE
Built for complex
Built for complex
electronics.
The right disciplines, connected from the first architecture decision to the final engineering handover.
INVENTRICK / ENGINEERING
DESIGN / ENGINEER / VERIFY
ENGINEERING DISCIPLINES
Choose the expertise your
Start a technical discussion
Choose the expertise your
product needs.
System architecture
Requirements, interfaces and design trade-offs.
PCB engineering
High-density, controlled-impedance layouts.
Embedded & compute
Hardware-software integration and platform design.
Verification
Bring-up, test planning and design evidence.
Value engineering
Redesign, lifecycle and manufacturability.
Prototyping support
Documentation and manufacturing coordination.
CAPABILITY DETAIL
Explore by engineering need.
System architecture & design +
Product requirements, partitioning, interfaces, component selection and risk reviews.
Discuss this capabilityHigh-speed PCB engineering +
Dense layout, stackup definition, impedance constraints, signal and power integrity considerations.
Discuss this capabilityEmbedded & high-performance systems +
Processor-based platforms, memory, networking interfaces, firmware integration and compute subsystems.
Discuss this capabilityDesign verification +
Prototype bring-up, functional test plans, debugging and evidence-based design reviews.
Discuss this capabilityValue engineering & redesign +
Component lifecycle, cost, feasibility, alternative sourcing and design-for-manufacture considerations.
Discuss this capabilityPrototyping & manufacturing coordination +
Engineering documentation, prototype planning, design revisions and manufacturing partner handoffs.
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FROM REQUIREMENTS TO ENGINEERING
What shapes a good hardware design?
Explore the questions that guide the first architecture discussion.
Constraints
Size, power, thermal limits, environment and lifecycle.
Evidence
Design reviews, test coverage and acceptance criteria.
Have an existing requirements document or board specification?
Discuss your engineering requirements