Connect electronics design with manufacturing in India.
Prepare the design, component and build information together. TekRabbits connects electronics engineering, prototyping and manufacturing preparation with the separate PCB fabrication and PCBA order routes.
Prepare a design that can be reviewed for the build
Start with the intended product, the current design revision and the files available. An engineering scope can address schematic/PCB work, assembly constraints and the questions that need to be resolved before ordering a build.
- Current schematic, PCB and mechanical information
- Board function and intended environment
- Fabrication and assembly requirements
- Known issues and design-review scope
Review components and the pilot assumptions
Component/BOM choices and the proposed quantity affect the build discussion. Identify availability assumptions, permitted alternatives and the information needed for assembly. A representative pilot can provide useful evidence before a wider commitment.
- Bill of materials and component assumptions
- Placement and assembly information
- Pilot quantity and test expectations
- Supply and revision questions to resolve
Keep manufacturing information and responsibilities clear
The handoff should identify the relevant design, BOM, firmware and assembly/test information for the agreed scope. Keep the ordering route and engineering work distinct so each team knows which decisions are covered and what the next action is.
- Consistent release versions
- Assembly and test notes
- Review findings and open issues
- A clear fabrication or PCBA order route
Questions about the next step
Can design review happen before a manufacturing order?
Yes. A review can address unresolved design, component or test questions before a defined PCB fabrication or PCBA build is configured and quoted.
What information connects design with an electronics build?
The relevant design release, BOM/component decisions, fabrication/assembly requirements, firmware/configuration and test information should describe the same intended build.
Continue your project
Make the next milestone a useful one.
Tell us what exists today, what needs to change and the decision your team needs to make. We’ll connect the discussion with the relevant engineering scope.
