Free PCB Design 2-4 Layers

We prefer a soft copy of the schematic for easy extraction of the netlist, which reduces lead time. However, we can also accept hand-drawn schematics, though this may increase the lead time.

Yes, a Bill of Materials (BOM) is necessary to determine footprints for component placement. We ensure your data is secure with us, and if needed, we are happy to sign an NDA.

We provide a quote after receiving and reviewing your inputs. If all information is provided according to your requirements, we will send the quote within 12 hours.

Yes, we do. To address these, we require detailed drawings or DXF files from you.

Our engineers will work with you at each stage of the design process. If there are issues, we will help revise your design parameters accordingly.

We use Auto-Routing to assess the feasibility of PCB routing and to verify if the layout fits within the specified size. For the most part, we rely on manual placement and routing based on the circuit's flow. However, we manually handle the routing of DDR buses, differential pairs, and matched impedance traces.

We review the design at each stage. For more details, refer to our PCB design flow chart.

Yes, our design team works closely with the FAB team, ensuring standard DFM methods are followed.

Yes, we use footprints that accommodate both manual and auto assembly. Our internal assembly team ensures this process runs smoothly.

We don’t charge extra for minor changes, but major modifications may incur charges. Estimates are provided after reviewing the changes.

If you cancel the order after revisions, you will still be required to pay for the work done.

We can reverse engineer simple PCBs along with their schematic. We can confirm this after receiving the necessary inputs from you.