01 / Define
Architecture and schematics
Clarify interfaces, power, sensing, processing, communications, and the decisions that shape the board.
Service / Electronics
Hardware that earns its place in the system.
Design and manufacturing support for electronics that need to be dependable, testable, and ready for the next stage.
What this covers
Make the board a confident decision.
TekRabbits helps teams move from a circuit idea to a manufacturable electronic product with the hardware decisions, interfaces, sourcing, and test thinking connected.
This service can begin with a new design, an existing board that needs improvement, or an imported product that needs a more supportable path.
Engineering scope
A clear line from schematic to build.
The level of support follows your product stage. We keep manufacturability and testability in view as the design develops.
02 / Layout
PCB design and optimisation
Translate the design into a layout with signal integrity, thermal, assembly, and service considerations in view.
03 / Build
Sourcing, assembly, and testing
Prepare a path through components, DFM/DFA, assembly, bring-up, and the evidence needed for the next iteration.
- For new product teams Bring an idea that needs architecture, feasibility, and a board that can grow with the product.
- For existing products Bring a board that needs redesign, component strategy, test improvement, or production support.
- For import replacement Bring the interfaces, operating problem, and ownership goal. We can help map the next engineering step.
A better handoff
Make the next build less surprising.
Good hardware work leaves the product team with clearer decisions, not another black box.
Common questions
Start with the board you have.
Can TekRabbits work with an existing schematic or PCB?
Yes. Existing design files, sample hardware, interfaces, and the problem you need to solve are useful starting points for an assessment.
Do you support manufacturing as well as PCB design?
The service is designed to connect design choices with DFM/DFA, sourcing, assembly, and testing support as the product requires.
What should we share first?
Share what the product does, the current stage, the interfaces or constraints, and the next milestone.