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Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Design and Layout Services

High speed. High density. Multilayer.
Integra Sources engineers provide custom PCB design and layout for analog, digital, and mixed-signal boards.

What we do

We provide custom printed circuit board design and layout for analog, digital, and mixed signal boards for a variety of electronic systems and fields of application. You might already have design schematics created and require a PCB layout from them, or you might be looking to improve and optimize your existing design for cost-effective assembly. We can help you build PCB designs, including high speed PCB design layout, from scratch, as well as provide technology consulting services to solve any technical complexities you might have. With highly-skilled and experienced staff, we are well positioned to provide quality PCB design services.


What's included?

From PCB schematic design and PCB board layout to testing, validation, and certification, we take responsibility for the full cycle of the PCB design process. See the detailed breakdown of our printed circuit board design services below.








We’ve worked with some successful startups like Simple Robots, businesses like The Medical Team, and research centers like the University of East London

How we work

To know exactly how our different collaboration models apply to the process of printed circuit board design, check out the table below:
AREA OF RESPONSIBILITYPROJECT-BASED OUTSOURCINGDEDICATED DEVELOPMENT TEAMRESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT REQUIREMENTSSHAREDSHAREDYOU
SCHEMATIC DESIGNINTEGRAINTEGRAINTEGRA
PCB LAYOUTINTEGRAINTEGRAINTEGRA
PCB FABRICATIONINTEGRAINTEGRAINTEGRA
DELIVERY MANAGEMENTINTEGRASHARED
MANUFACTURINGSHARED/YOUYOU

Frequently Asked Questions

Read this information to better understand the process of PCB design and layout.

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