Advanced PCB technology
- HDI
- Rigid-flex
- Fine-pitch / BGA
Dense interconnects, constrained packaging and complex assemblies, with stack-up and process limits agreed with the fabricator.
ELECTRONICS / DESIGN / PRODUCTION
From circuit design to production-ready hardware.
We develop schematics, printed circuit board (PCB) layouts and embedded control hardware. Start with a circuit, a power stage or a complete assembly. Simulation, prototype measurements and supplier reviews guide the design through production preparation.

THE HARDWARE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
Each stage has clear deliverables. We coordinate design, sourcing and manufacturing decisions to resolve issues before the next build.
Agree on the required functions, power levels, interfaces, operating conditions, dimensions and acceptance criteria. Identify critical risks and the questions the prototype needs to answer.
Develop schematics for power distribution, sensing, protection and communication circuits. Use circuit and system models to assess operating conditions before committing to hardware.
Define the PCB stack-up, component placement, routing, return paths and thermal paths. Select components with availability, lifecycle, assembly and enclosure fit in mind.
Power up and test the board, check power sequencing and interfaces, and measure critical behaviour. Update the design to resolve issues, then repeat the relevant tests.
Review manufacturability, assembly requirements and test access with the supplier. Agree on inspection coverage, fixtures, programming, initial sample checks and production release criteria.
Coordinate supplier production, inspection and delivery records. Keep hardware, firmware and bill of materials (BOM) revisions aligned throughout production and ongoing support.
ADVANCED ELECTRONICS
Performance, reliability, maintainability and cost guide the architecture. Technology and manufacturing options are assessed against the project requirements and the supplier's process capabilities.
Dense interconnects, constrained packaging and complex assemblies, with stack-up and process limits agreed with the fabricator.
Converter power stages, gate drives, sensing and protection. Switching behaviour, isolation, thermal paths and EMC are assessed together.
Hardware architectures matched to timing, interface and diagnostic requirements, with provision for programming, watchdogs and fault recovery.
Robust communication and sensor interfaces, including UART, SPI and I²C, with isolation and protection selected for the environment.
Controlled-impedance routing, return paths and sensitive analogue signal paths are assessed during schematic design and PCB layout.
Hardware security features, controlled firmware updates and linked manufacturing records, selected to address the product's security requirements and identified threats.
POWER ELECTRONICS & SYSTEM SIMULATION
Compare AC/DC, DC/DC and dual-active-bridge (DAB) concepts. Evaluate start-up, load changes, control response, losses and fault behaviour across the intended operating range.
Power-stage and control modelling, switching losses and combined electrical / thermal assessment.
System and control simulation with Simscape Electrical, including converter behaviour, operating sequences and fault scenarios.
Circuit-level power, analogue and mixed-signal simulation for focused design decisions and transient analysis.
From model to measurement. Use the agreed models to guide component selection and test cases, then compare simulation results with prototype measurements.
PRODUCTION & VERIFICATION
We coordinate the technical package, supplier review and engineering changes. Selected external facilities provide manufacturing, specialist processes and agreed test evidence.

PCB fabrication and assembly using surface-mount (SMT) and through-hole (THT) components. Processes include fine-pitch placement, reflow and selective soldering where appropriate.

Inspection checks assembly quality; functional testing verifies how the hardware performs. Test coverage and acceptance limits are agreed for the product.
Original illustrative visualisations. Equipment, process capability, inspection coverage and capacity are confirmed with the selected production facility.
SUPPLIER CERTIFICATIONS & QUALITY
The following management-system certifications may be relevant when selecting production suppliers. The required certifications depend on the product and manufacturing scope.
Electronic product manufacturing and assembly within the supplier's certified scope.
Automotive manufacturing within the certified site's scope, including any stated exclusions.
Defined electronic and mechanical subassembly activities at the selected manufacturing facility.
Management of environmental aspects at the certified production site.
Occupational health and safety management within the supplier's applicable site scope.
Energy management systems at the certified supplier facility.
Certifications belong to the certified supplier and site. They do not transfer to AXOVEC / VECTORMIND S.R.L. or constitute product approval. Current validity, scope and exclusions are checked during supplier qualification.
THE TECHNICAL HANDOVER
The quotation defines which files, assemblies and documents will be delivered, and in which formats.
START YOUR HARDWARE PROJECT
Tell us what the hardware must do, its power levels and interfaces, where it will operate, the quantities required and your target date. A brief or an outline of an existing design is enough to start the discussion.
Discuss the scopeScope, deliverables and pricing are confirmed in a quotation.