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Did your electronic product fail lab testing, or are you trying to guarantee a pass on your very first try?
I provide elite EMC/EMI diagnostic and PCB layout optimization services designed to secure your CE, FCC, or CISPR certifications. I hunt down the invisible culpritsground loops, cross-talk, switching noise, and poor return pathsand rewrite your board layout for absolute electromagnetic silence.
What I Fix & Optimize For You:
Return Path Integrity: Designing solid, uninterrupted ground planes to eliminate radiating loop antennas.
High-Speed Signal Routing: Proper differential pair routing, guard ring placement, and impedance matching.
Layer Stackup Optimization: Transforming noisy 2D/2-layer chaos into quiet, self-shielding multi-layer architectures.
Component Decoupling & Filtering: Strategic placement of passives, ferrites, and TVS diodes directly at noise sources.
What You Will Receive:
A comprehensive EMC/EMI Redesign Report highlighting failure root causes and fixes.
Fully optimized, production-ready native CAD project files and Gerbers.
Direct consulting support to guide your product through the test lab smoothly.
Message me with your test reports or schematics
Specialization:
Circuit design
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Schematics
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Layout
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Gerber
File format:
Gerber
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STEP
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VRML
Interface:
I2S
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UART
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SPI
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I2C
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Controller Area Network (CAN)
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Ethernet
FAQ
Do you guarantee my board will pass CE/FCC testing?
While I cannot control lab setup variables, I guarantee to implement industry-standard hardware mitigation techniques that directly target your failure frequencies to maximize your passing probability.
What files do I need to provide?
Please provide your schematic diagrams, current PCB layout files, a full Bill of Materials (BOM), and your lab test data/plots if you have already failed a simulation or test.
