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Prototype PCBA

Prototype PCB assembly from a single board

First builds exist to find problems, so every prototype ships with the DFM findings, the placement photos and the test result, not just a box of boards.

Service window

Service window
ParameterScope
Batch size1–50 pcs
Fabrication24 / 48 / 72-hour lanes for 1–6 layer boards
Assembly time3–5 working days after parts arrive
SourcingTurnkey, partial or consigned; hand-carried parts accepted with a kit list
Test100% AOI, X-ray on BGA, continuity check; FCT if you supply a test plan
FeedbackDFM report, first-article photos, solder joint close-ups on request
RevisionsBoard revisions tracked separately so builds are never mixed

What we check before building

  • Footprint versus part

    Pad geometry and pin count are compared against the purchased part, the most common cause of a scrapped first build.

  • Polarity and orientation

    Silkscreen, centroid rotation and datasheet pin 1 are cross-checked before placement, not after.

  • Assembly clearances

    Tooling holes, edge keep-out and connector interference are reviewed while a fix still costs nothing.

Where it fits

  • First article

    The build that validates the schematic and the layout together for the first time.

  • Design iterations

    Short cycles where each revision needs the same process so results stay comparable.

  • Demo and certification units

    Small, documented builds for customer demos, EMC pre-scans and lab submissions.

Prototype FAQ

Can you assemble one board?
Yes. Single-board builds are quoted the same way; the setup cost simply dominates the unit price at that quantity.
Can I ship my own components?
Yes. Send a kit list with the parcel; we count on arrival and report any shortage before scheduling the line.
Do prototypes get the same test coverage?
AOI and X-ray coverage is identical. Functional test needs a plan or a jig from you, or we can quote building one.
How do I move a prototype into production?
The cleared BOM, stencil and program carry forward, so a low-volume or mid-volume release reuses the same setup.

Get the first article moving

Send Gerber, BOM and centroid; we come back with price, lead time and the DFM questions worth answering now.