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PCB Design Services: From Schematic to Production-Ready Layout

A board that works on the bench can still fail at the factory. Missing test points, tight tolerances or an unclear BOM turn a finished layout into weeks of EMS questions, losses and a second revision. 

Promwad's PCB design services cover schematic capture, component selection and layout for analog, digital and mixed-signal boards. You get DFM-ready documentation your manufacturer can put straight into production. 

What's Included

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Schematic design and component selection

From block diagram to schematic, with parts checked for lifecycle status and availability, and a BOM that lists approved alternates.

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PCB layout

From two-layer boards to multilayer HDI designs with BGA packages, blind, buried and microvias. Mixed-signal partitioning, high-current routing and thermal vias are part of the job.

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3D model and enclosure fit

A STEP model of the board goes to the mechanical team early, so clearances, connectors and mounting are resolved before layout is frozen. Enclosure design →

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DFM, DFA and DFT

Layout rules matched to your manufacturer's capabilities, assembly-friendly placement, and test access for ICT and JTAG.

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Documentation and handoff

An IPC-compliant package for PCB fabrication and assembly, plus help selecting and briefing an EMS partner.

Need margins confirmed by simulation? See SI / PI / thermal analysis →

Start with one board and scale into full custom hardware development, from enclosures to complete platforms.

Designed Around Your Product. Built for Production

DFM, DFA and DFT decisions are made during layout, when they cost nothing to change. Here is what each one protects.

Practice

What it prevents

Design for Manufacturing (DFM)

Fabrication rejects, tolerances your PCB supplier can't hold, higher unit cost

Design for Assembly (DFA)

Placement errors, solder defects, manual rework on the line

Design for Testing (DFT)

Boards that can't be covered by ICT or JTAG, faults that reach the customer

Redesign of boards already in production

Not every project starts from zero. We take over existing designs when a component goes end-of-life, when cost has to come down for the next volume tier, or when yield or EMC problems appear in production. We review your current documentation and define the smallest change set that fixes the problem.

How a PCB Project Runs

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Requirements and NDA

We review your specification, interfaces and target volumes, and flag risks before any estimate

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Specification and plan

Scope, deliverables, budget and milestones are fixed in writing

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Component selection and schematic

Parts are chosen for function, lifecycle and availability

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Schematic review

A firmware engineer checks every schematic, so software needs are met in hardware

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Placement, stack-up and layout

Routing follows the manufacturer's capabilities agreed in step 2

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Layout review and DFM check

A checklist-based review before any files are released

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Documentation and handoff

Production files, prototype bring-up support and answers to your EMS partner's questions


Boards with multi-gigabit interfaces follow our extended high-speed design procedure, with pre- and post-layout analysis.

What You Receive

Package

Contents

Fabrication 

Gerber RS-274X or ODB++, NC drill files, IPC-D-356 netlist, fabrication drawing with stack-up 

Assembly 

BOM with approved alternates, pick-and-place file, top and bottom assembly drawings, stencil data 

Design source 

Native project files (Altium, PADS or KiCad), schematic PDF, 3D STEP model 

Test 

Test point map and ICT/JTAG access notes 

 

PCB Design Case Studies

Speed Limiter for Any Electronic-Throttle Vehicle

Automotive · NXP S32K118 · Certification-ready design

Pain. Car-sharing startup Voovoo needed a plug-and-go device that keeps a car at the current road speed limit. It had to work on any vehicle with an electronic throttle, without changing the ECU. 

Solution. We designed a board on the NXP S32K118 automotive MCU that sits between the accelerator pedal sensor and the ECU and feeds it generated analog values. A shutdown path runs in hardware, independent of the microcontroller, and an SOS button passes the pedal signal straight through. Firmware and a PC configuration tool completed the scope. 

Result. A certification-ready design aligned with the EU General Safety Regulation 2019/2144. With our documentation, the client moved to product certification before mass production. 

Read the ISA speed limiter design case →

Intelligent Speed Assistance Device for Electronic Throttle Vehicles

Compact mmWave Radar Module for Video Surveillance

Industrial security · TI IWR6843 · Custom FR4 antenna array

Pain. A European video surveillance supplier for small industrial sites was losing the battle with false alarms. Fog, headlight glare and animal movement produced more alerts than operators could handle. 

Solution. We designed a compact radar module on the TI IWR6843 with a custom antenna array on standard FR4. Radar data is processed on the board, and the module connects to the client's existing video management system through a standard interface, with no changes to the camera fleet. 

Result. Working together with the cameras, the module drives false alerts to near zero and cuts operator workload by 70%. 

Read the mmWave radar module case →

Compact mmWave Radar Module for Video Surveillance

What Our Clients Say

They provided a fast and efficient way of communication

“Promwad completed the client's radio-electronic components research, schematics, schema, PCB design, and more. Their agile project management methodology impressed the client. The team was also flexible and has excellent leadership abilities.”

Mikalaj Murziankou
CEO, iomico (USA)
The amount of work they do is great for the amount of time they spend

“Promwad has done a great job of managing their part in our projects. We've done 20–25 purchase orders, and worked on several projects with them. […] Their main strength is that they offer all the skills we need, such as mechanical design, firmware and software development, PCB layout, and schematic generation.”

Neal Hartsough
Director of Sensors, Rapiscan Systems (USA)

Send Us Your Block Diagram or Schematic

Share what you have: a block diagram, a schematic or an existing layout, plus your target volume. Our engineers will come back with a first view of scope, risks and timeline.

Tell us about your project

We’ll review it carefully and get back to you with the best technical approach.

All information you share stays private and secure — NDA available upon request.

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Write to info@promwad.com

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FAQ

What do your PCB design services include?

 

Schematic design, component selection, PCB layout, DFM/DFA/DFT and a full documentation package for fabrication and assembly. We also support prototype bring-up and answer your EMS partner's questions during production launch.
 

Which EDA tools do you work in?

 

Altium, PADS and KiCad. We deliver native project files and can work with your own libraries, templates and design rules.
 

Can you work with our existing schematic or layout?

 

Yes. We can lay out a board from your schematic, re-lay out an existing design or review it before release. We also redesign boards in production when components go end-of-life or cost has to come down.
 

Do you manufacture the boards?

 

No. We design the boards and prepare the package for your EMS partner or one of our manufacturing partners. You can choose production from our documentation, full-cycle development with our partner, or production at your own factory. Manufacturing support →
 

How do you make sure the board is manufacturable?

 

We agree on your manufacturer's capabilities before layout starts and route to those rules. Every design passes a DFM check before files are released, and test access for ICT and JTAG is planned during placement.