Hardware engineering across the full development path — circuit design, PCB layout, embedded hardware and the documentation needed to manufacture it.
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PCB Design & Layout
Complete schematic and PCB development using professional EDA workflows, including multilayer layouts, component placement, routing, grounding, power distribution, DRC and manufacturing preparation.
Schematic capture and design review
Multilayer stack-up and impedance-aware routing
Component placement, grounding and power distribution
DRC / ERC verification and manufacturing preparation
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Embedded Hardware
Custom hardware based on microcontrollers, wireless modules, sensors, interfaces, memory, power management and peripheral systems.
MCU and wireless module selection
Sensor, memory and peripheral integration
Digital and analog interface design
Power management and reset / clocking architecture
Complete production documentation including Gerbers, drill files, BOM, CPL/Pick-and-Place, assembly drawings and DFM review.
Gerber, drill and fabrication drawing packages
BOM with sourcing notes and alternates
CPL / Pick-and-Place and assembly drawings
Design for Manufacturing (DFM) review
Engineering capabilities
From Circuit to Product
Hardware development is a chain of dependent decisions. A component chosen at architecture stage constrains the layout; a layout choice constrains what can be assembled.
Quantum Circuit Technologies can support a project across the full chain or join at the stage where support is needed — reviewing an existing schematic, taking a proven prototype toward manufacturing, or starting from a blank page.
Requirements, constraints, target application and feasibility.
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System Architecture
Block diagram, component selection, interfaces and power topology.
03
Schematic
Circuit design, pin planning, review and design rule definition.
04
PCB Layout
Stack-up, placement, routing, grounding and DRC verification.
05
Prototype
Fabrication and assembly documentation, build and bring-up.
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Testing
Measurement, debugging, refinement and design iteration.
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Manufacturing
Production package, DFM review and transition to manufacturing.
How we work
Our Process
A predictable engineering sequence. Each stage produces something reviewable, so the design is validated before it moves forward.
01
Understand
We understand the product requirements, constraints and target application.
02
Architect
We select the appropriate components, interfaces, power architecture and system topology.
03
Design
We develop the schematic, PCB layout and supporting engineering documentation.
04
Prototype
The design is prepared for manufacturing and prototype assembly.
05
Validate
The prototype is tested, debugged and refined.
06
Manufacture
We prepare the final production package and support the transition toward manufacturing.
01
Understand
We understand the product requirements, constraints and target application.
02
Architect
We select the appropriate components, interfaces, power architecture and system topology.
03
Design
We develop the schematic, PCB layout and supporting engineering documentation.
04
Prototype
The design is prepared for manufacturing and prototype assembly.
05
Validate
The prototype is tested, debugged and refined.
06
Manufacture
We prepare the final production package and support the transition toward manufacturing.
Platforms
Technologies We Work With
Platforms, tools and interfaces we build with when a project calls for them. Technology is selected to fit the requirement — not the other way round.
Microcontrollers & Wireless
ESP32
ESP32-C3
ESP32-S3
ESP32-C6
Nordic nRF52 family
ARM-based MCUs
PCB / EDA
Altium Designer
KiCad
EasyEDA
Proteus
Connectivity
Wi-Fi
Bluetooth / BLE
Cellular
Ethernet
USB
I²C
SPI
UART
CAN
Hardware
Sensors
MEMS
Power management
Battery systems
LEDs
Displays
Cameras
Storage
RF/wireless modules
Component and platform choices are made per project, based on requirements, availability and manufacturability rather than a fixed preference.
Technical consultation
Have an Electronics Project in Mind?
Whether you have a complete specification or only an early-stage idea, Quantum Circuit Technologies can help turn the concept into a practical electronics solution.