I will design schematic and pcb, power amplifier, audio amplifier, preamplifier circuit
Precision PCB Layout Circuit Design Expert
About this Gig
HELLO
Welcome to my gig
I specialize in high quality schematic capture and PCB layout for analog and audio electronics, delivering production ready files that meet industry standards. Whether you need a new circuit, an improved PCB, or a custom amplifier solution, I focus on accuracy, functionality, and clean layouts for reliable performance.
What I Offer
- Schematic capture
- PCB layout (single, double, and multilayer)
- Power amplifier circuits
- Audio amplifier circuits
- Preamplifier circuits
- Analog electronic circuits
- Power supply circuits
- Component selection
- Gerber files
- Bill of Materials (BOM)
- Pick and Place files
- Manufacturing-ready outputs
- Source project files
- Design Rule Check (DRC)
Why Choose Me
- Professional quality work
- Industry standard PCB practices
- Accurate and organized documentation
- Fast communication
- On time delivery
- Reliable after delivery support
Every project is completed with attention to detail to ensure your PCB is ready for fabrication and assembly.
Contact me today Let's turn your electronics idea into a production ready solution.
Specialization:
Circuit design
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Schematics
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Layout
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Footprint
File format:
Gerber
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BRD
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SCH
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Software:
DipTrace
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Eagle CAD
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EasyEDA
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KiCad
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NI Multisim
Interface:
UART
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SPI
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I2C
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SDIO
FAQ
What files will I receive?
You will receive the schematic, PCB source files, Gerber files, BOM (Bill of Materials), Pick and Place files (if required), and PDF documentation.
Can you design power amplifiers and preamplifiers?
Yes. I specialize in power amplifier, audio amplifier, preamplifier, power supply, and other analog electronic circuits.
Which software do you use?
I work with industry standard PCB software such as KiCad, Altium Designer, EasyEDA, and other tools based on project requirements.
Can you modify or improve an existing PCB?
Yes. I can update, optimize, troubleshoot, or redesign your existing schematic or PCB.

