Schematic & circuit design
Develop analogue, digital, power, sensor, interface, and microcontroller circuitry from requirements or an existing prototype.
Electronics design
Hardware designed around what the product actually needs.
From first circuit concept to a PCB ready for manufacture, MitchElectronics can help develop new electronics, improve an existing design, or solve the problems holding a prototype back.
Capabilities
Support across the hardware development cycle.
The strongest electronics designs come from making the right trade-offs early. We can take responsibility for a complete board or work on the areas where you need additional engineering capacity.
Component selection
Choose parts around electrical requirements, supply risk, package constraints, cost, manufacturability, and expected lifecycle.
PCB layout
Translate the schematic into a practical board with attention to placement, routing, power distribution, interfaces, testability, and assembly.
Design review & debugging
Review existing work, investigate prototype faults, identify risk, and provide a clear route into the next design revision.
What we look at
More than whether the schematic connects.
A circuit can be electrically correct and still be difficult to build, debug, source, or maintain. The design process needs to account for the product around the circuit.
Already have a schematic or PCB? A focused review can be a useful way to catch problems before committing to another prototype run.
Power and electrical margins
Supply architecture, current demand, protection, decoupling, level compatibility, thermal loading, and component operating margins.
Interfaces and integration
Microcontrollers, sensors, communications buses, connectors, external hardware, programming access, and test points.
Layout and physical constraints
Board geometry, placement, routing priorities, noise-sensitive sections, connector positions, mounting, and assembly access.
Manufacturing and sourcing
Package choice, BOM risk, assembly practicality, alternatives, production files, and changes that make the design easier to build repeatedly.
Bring us the awkward part
You do not need to outsource the whole product.
If most of the design is already under control, we can focus on the part creating risk or consuming engineering time.
New board developmentA complete hardware design from requirements through prototype-ready files.
Design rescueAn existing prototype behaves badly, has reliability issues, or needs a structured redesign.
Independent reviewA second engineering pass before committing to PCB fabrication or production.
Production revisionA working product needs cost, sourcing, manufacturability, or lifecycle improvements.
Connected services
Keep the next stage joined up.
Hardware decisions often affect firmware and production. These services can be combined when the project benefits from one connected development path.
Start with the hardware
Send us the schematic, the prototype, or just the idea.
Tell us what the product needs to do and what stage you have reached. We can identify where electronics design support will make the biggest difference.