Engineering service
Electronic hardware design
Develop robust analogue, digital, power and embedded hardware with verification and production requirements considered from the start.
Contact an engineer
Illustrative engineering concept, not a completed client project.
Where DVAR can help
- An early architecture needs technical and commercial feasibility work.
- A prototype has noise, thermal, power or reliability issues.
- A board needs redesign for manufacture, test or component availability.
Capabilities
- System architecture and component selection
- Analogue, digital and power-electronics design
- Schematic capture and multilayer PCB development
- Design for manufacture and design for test
- Board bring-up, fault finding and verification
- EMC and compliance planning support
What you receive
Deliverables are agreed for the project stage and designed for practical review, use and handover.
- Design files and controlled documentation
- Prototype hardware and bring-up records
- BOM, manufacturing data and design rationale
- Verification results and handover support
Plan the work around the evidence
Start with what exists and agree what the next development milestone needs to demonstrate.
Share an outline requirement, current design stage and the main constraint. Detailed files can follow through an agreed channel.
Agree the scope, interfaces, deliverables and acceptance criteria before detailed development begins.
Review the design information and test evidence against the agreed requirement, with clear actions for the next stage.
Before you enquire
Can DVAR review an existing PCB or prototype?
Yes. Electronic hardware work can start with an existing design, including board bring-up, fault finding and a review of manufacture, test or component availability. Share the design stage and the issue you need to resolve.
What information should I prepare?
Start with the intended function, power requirements, interfaces, operating environment and known constraints. Existing schematics, a BOM and test results help define the next engineering step. Confidential design files can be discussed directly with DVAR.
What is included in the design handover?
The agreed scope can include design files, a BOM, manufacturing data, bring-up records and verification results. The exact deliverables and ownership arrangements are confirmed for your project.
Start with the next useful decision.
Share the requirement, current evidence and the risk you need to resolve.