PCB Design
Schematic capture, multilayer layout, component selection, power distribution and manufacturing handoff.
ALTIUM / DFM / LAYOUTCustom electronics, embedded systems, PCB design and rapid prototyping - from first architecture through bench-tested hardware.
CLIENT WORK / 05
Paid projects ranging from ultra-low-power embedded devices to FPGA image processing and analog instrumentation.
PORTFOLIO + R&D / 07
Independent and academic builds covering motor control, RF, embedded audio, custom development hardware and system integration.
CAPABILITIES
The project mix spans embedded, analog, power, RF, firmware, CAD and test - with the hardware integration work tying it together.
Schematic capture, multilayer layout, component selection, power distribution and manufacturing handoff.
ALTIUM / DFM / LAYOUTMCU bring-up, state machines, low-power behavior, peripheral interfaces and device control.
STM32 / ESP32 / ATTINYBattery systems, regulation, current sensing, MOSFET switching and brushed / BLDC motor electronics.
POWER / BLDC / BATTERYSignal conditioning, op-amp circuits, current mirrors, sensing and measurement-interface hardware.
ANALOG / SENSING / TESTSub-GHz RF experimentation, UART, SPI, I²C, CAN and system-level communications interfaces.
RF / CAN / SPI / UARTEnclosures, PCB fit checks, 3D printing, rack / fixture integration and prototype packaging.
CAD / PRINT / INTEGRATEABOUT DEESC
DEESC Prototyping is focused on custom electronic hardware and the messy middle between an idea and a useful physical prototype. That can mean a compact PCB, embedded firmware, a test fixture, an enclosure, a power system, or a complete assembly that has to survive real bench testing.
The portfolio intentionally includes both finished client work and earlier R&D projects. Together they show the progression from basic microcontroller boards into multilayer PCB design, RF, FPGA processing, motor control and integrated systems.
Translate the use case into electrical, mechanical and interface requirements.
Capture the schematic, lay out the PCB, write firmware and integrate mechanics.
Assemble, bring up, instrument and debug the physical prototype.
Use test data and failure modes to drive the next revision.
START A PROJECT
Send the problem, constraints, current design state and whatever files you already have.