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Armtronics

Custom PCB Design

From schematic to layout, we design PCBs tailored to your product's electrical, mechanical, and thermal requirements — engineered for manufacturability from day one. Every layer, trace, and component placement is reviewed against your constraints before fabrication, so the board that gets built matches what was actually designed, with no surprises at bring-up.

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Where Custom PCBs Fit

Every board is designed around the industry it serves and the problem it needs to solve.

Industries We Design For

  • Automotive
  • Medical Devices
  • Industrial & Robotics
  • IoT & Consumer Electronics
  • Agritech & Smart Farming
  • Telecom & Networking

Board Types We Deliver

  • Single & Double-Layer
  • Multi-Layer (4–16+ layers)
  • Rigid-Flex
  • High-Frequency / RF
  • High-Power
  • HDI (High-Density Interconnect)

What's Included

Every PCB design engagement covers the full path from concept to production-ready files.

  • Schematic capture & component selection
  • Multi-layer layout & routing
  • Signal & power integrity analysis
  • Design for manufacturing (DFM) review
  • Prototype fabrication support
  • Full design file handover

Our Design Process

A structured process that keeps every board on schedule and ready for manufacturing.

1

Requirements & schematic capture

We translate your electrical and mechanical requirements into a clean, well-documented schematic before any layout begins.

2

Component sourcing & footprint checks

Parts are selected with availability and lifecycle in mind, and every footprint is verified against the manufacturer datasheet.

3

Layout & routing

Multi-layer layout is planned around signal integrity, power delivery, and thermal performance, not just fitting parts on a board.

4

Design review & DFM checks

Each board goes through an internal design review and a manufacturability check before files are released to fabrication.

5

Prototype fabrication support

We support the first fabrication run and bring-up, catching issues early while changes are still cheap to make.

6

Production handoff

You receive final Gerbers, BOM, and assembly files, ready to move straight into volume production.