We design the electronics, you focus on your product
You have a strong team for software, industrial design, or production. But electronics? That takes time, requires specific expertise, and it needs to be right the first time. We take care of the entire process, from initial idea to production-ready PCB, including firmware if you want.
We design PCBs for companies that need hardware, but don't want or can't do it themselves.
From idea to production
Every project is different. Sometimes you come with a sketch on a napkin, sometimes with a complete specification document. We pick it up where you need us.
Together we determine what the hardware needs to do. Which interfaces, which constraints, which environment. We think along about what's smart, and what's overkill.
Component selection, circuit design, power architecture. We make choices that not only work now, but will still be available and viable in two years.
From placement to routing, with attention to EMC, thermal behavior, manufacturability, and testability. This is where a design is made or broken.
We build prototypes, test them, and iterate where needed. Including the firmware to bring the hardware to life. You don't get a bare PCB, but a working system.
When the design is ready for production, we help with the handover. Bills of materials, fabrication files, and contact with the manufacturer.
Every step is optional. You can have us do the entire process, or just the part where you need help.
Many projects don't stop at the PCB. Hardware needs to be controlled, sensors read out, data processed or transmitted. We can also take on the firmware, so hardware and software are aligned from the start. Saves integration problems later.
Do you have a strong firmware team yourself? Fine, then we'll just deliver the hardware and ensure a proper handover.
We build what you need, not what's technically most interesting. No over-engineering, but robust solutions.
You talk to the engineers doing the work. No project managers translating, no waiting weeks for an answer.
When we do both, they're aligned from the start. No finger-pointing afterward about where the problem lies.
We design with the end result in mind. A PCB that works in the lab but can't be manufactured is not a good design.
We know what it takes to pass certification. That's built into the design from the start, not as an afterthought.
Jitter has been doing this for ten years. We've created designs that run in the field, that have passed EMC, that are manufactured in series. We know what goes wrong if you're not careful, and how to prevent it.
Curious what a review looks like? See a real example of a design review we did.
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