Wireless & RF design
BLE, Wi-Fi, sub-GHz and RFID: RF layout, antenna integration and wireless firmware for connected devices.
Our core service is designing custom electronics — hardware, PCB and embedded software — and taking those designs into series production. Build-to-print assembly is available as well.
We analyze your project, select the most suitable technology and make it production-ready.
The disciplines our engineering team designs in.
BLE, Wi-Fi, sub-GHz and RFID: RF layout, antenna integration and wireless firmware for connected devices.
Ethernet, fieldbus, CAN, RS-485 and fiber optic interfaces for devices that must run reliably in industrial environments.
Power supplies, converters and motor drive electronics, together with the control firmware that runs them.
Power budgets, sleep modes and battery management for devices that must run for a long time on a single battery.
Signal conditioning, ADC front-ends and sensor interfaces for accurate, stable measurement, including detection and sensing applications.
Bare-metal and RTOS firmware, communication stacks, bootloaders, and PC / web interfaces for configuration and testing.
Your project's technical requirements are analyzed in detail. The most suitable processor and components are selected from the product families of leading semiconductor manufacturers, weighing performance, cost and long-term availability.
Electrical schematic capture and PCB layout design. Professional PCBs are designed with attention to power electronics, analog/digital circuit design, RF and high-speed signal integrity.
Firmware tailored to the selected processor platform. RTOS integration, low-power management, communication protocols (UART, SPI, I2C, CAN, Ethernet, WiFi, BLE) and application-layer software.
Component selection considers cost, supply reliability and long-term availability. Alternative component research minimizes supply chain risks.
The design is reviewed for manufacturability and potential production issues are caught before prototyping. PCB size, component placement and solder mask are optimized.
Comprehensive hardware and software tests follow prototype production. Failures are analyzed, revisions are applied and the product moves to the approval stage.
Once we agree on a project, we open a web panel for you to follow its progress. You also receive regular progress reports, and each design stage closes with a design review you take part in.
On project completion, production files (Gerber, BOM, Pick & Place), software source code and technical documents are delivered as set in the agreement.
Eight steps from your requirements to a design that is ready for series production.
We review your specification, use cases and target cost with you, or help you write the specification from a concept.
Block diagram, processor and key components chosen for performance, cost and long-term availability; feasibility and quotation are finalised.
Schematic capture, circuit simulation where needed and PCB layout, with a design review at each stage.
Before prototyping, the design is checked for manufacturability and testability: panelization, placement and test access.
Embedded firmware, and PC or web software where required, developed in parallel with the hardware.
Prototypes are built on our own line and tested against the requirements; the revision loop runs until you sign off (FAT).
EMC pre-compliance testing and technical file preparation, with accredited test labs coordinated for your Declaration of Conformity.
Production files, test JIG and test procedure are finalised and the approved design moves to our production line. The design files and source code covered by the agreement are delivered to you.
We revise products already on the market: new versions, added features, cost reduction and replacement of obsolete components.
Components that are end-of-life or hard to source are replaced, with the board and firmware adapted and re-verified.
BOM and production cost analysis, alternative components and design changes that lower unit cost.
New product versions, added interfaces and functions, built on the existing design.
Prototypes are built on our own line, verified against the requirements and prepared for CE conformity.
Prototype boards are built on our own production line in 2–3 business days (ex-works), so design issues surface early.
Hardware and firmware are tested against the requirements; findings feed into the next design revision.
EMC pre-compliance testing, technical file preparation and coordination with accredited test labs (EMC / LVD / RED), supporting your EU Declaration of Conformity.
Prototype delivery in 2–3 business days (ex-works), no minimum order quantity.
Filmed on our own production line, in our own facility.
Our high-precision Pick & Place machine assembles SMD components down to 0402 size. Optimized temperature profiles in our reflow oven ensure excellent solder quality.
Manual and semi-automatic assembly services for through-hole components. Our wave soldering machine delivers high-quality THT soldering.
Complete assembly service for mixed boards carrying both SMD and THT components, with production processes optimized for both technologies.
Customers may supply their own materials or leave component procurement to us. Our reliable supplier network ensures fast and cost-effective sourcing.
Quality control is applied to every production batch; defective boards are detected and reported. The inspection and test methods we use are listed in the Manufacturing Capabilities table below.
Speed is critical in new product development. Your prototype boards are produced and ready for dispatch within 2–3 business days (ex-works, excluding shipping), helping you catch design issues early.
What we can build for you: which components we assemble, in which quantities and how fast.
| Boards & components | |
|---|---|
| SMD assembly | SMD components down to 0402 |
| THT and mixed boards | THT mounting and wave soldering; mixed SMD + THT boards |
| BGA | Placed by a contracted partner; the rest of the board, testing and delivery are done by us |
| Materials & quantities | |
| Component sourcing | Consigned materials or component sourcing by us |
| Quantity | From a single board to series production, no minimum order |
| Lead time | Prototypes 2–3 business days, series production 3–5 business days (ex-works, EXW) |
| Quality & testing | |
| Quality control | Every production batch is inspected; defective boards are detected and reported |
| Functional testing | Product-specific test JIGs and PC-based test software |
Once a design is handed over, production runs on our own line.
PCBs, electronic components and all materials are procured. Alternative component research and long-term stock planning are carried out.
SMD assembly, THT mounting and wave soldering are performed on our production line, with rigorous quality control at every stage.
Plastic or metal CNC machining. Laser marking and UV marking create the product identity and serial numbers.
Product-specific test JIGs are designed and PC-based test software is developed. Every unit is tested, with results reported and archived.
Required labeling is applied to the product. Box design or selection is completed, followed by final packaging and shipping preparation.
We also assemble boards designed by others, using the same production line and quality processes. Send us your Gerber, BOM and pick & place files for a quotation.
What European customers usually ask before placing an order.
Design work is quoted as a one-off engineering fee (NRE). Series production is quoted per unit, based on volume. Projects start with an advance payment.
Yes. Schematics, PCB files, BOM, source code and documentation are delivered to you within the scope set in the agreement and are included in the project fee. Depending on the production order, we also offer options where the files are delivered free of charge.
Yes. We can start from a requirements document, an existing product or a rough concept, and help you define the specification.
We deliver goods EXW (ex-works, our facility in Istanbul).
Yes. Quotations for customers in the EU are issued in EUR.
Transit time depends on the destination and the mode of transport. Istanbul and the EU are linked by regular road freight, and industrial goods move under the EU–Türkiye Customs Union; for prototypes, express courier is the faster option.
As we deliver ex-works (EXW), you can use your own freight forwarder, and we are happy to help organise the shipment if you prefer. We confirm the expected transit time to your destination with you before you order.
We provide the export documents your shipment needs: commercial invoice, packing list and, for industrial goods under the EU–Türkiye Customs Union, the A.TR movement certificate. If your customs broker needs any other document, we will supply it.
Projects start with an advance payment. The schedule for the remaining payments is set in the agreement with each customer.
No. The prototype (2–3 business days) and production (3–5 business days) lead times are ex-works (EXW, our facility in Istanbul). Shipping time is added on top.
Tell us about your electronics product idea and our expert team will offer the solution that fits you best.