Our advanced electronics manufacturing platform provides you with an instant quote on your parts, PCB and assembly from 1 to 10,000 units. Our software is deeply integrated with the PCB assembly line. This allows us to get your printed circuit board assemblies completed quickly, at the highest quality and lowest cost.
Securely and confidentially upload your design files directly to the CircuitHub platform. We work with Altium, EAGLE, KiCAD, Cadence amongst others.
Select your board specifications, quantity and lead time and watch the quote update in realtime
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100% of boards are assembled in the USA
Our full turnkey PCBA prototyping service enables you go from design to functioning prototype in as few as 3 working days. Our custom factory was designed specifically for prototyping and uses software orchestration to assemble multiple different printed circuit board designs at the same time. This enables us to provide all our customers with fast lead times cost-effectively.
After finalizing your board through prototyping scale seamlessly to a more traditional production line. CircuitHub is one of few manufacturers that can manufacture boards of a wide range of complexities from quantities 1 to 10,000. This allows you to test and finalize your design and then place an order for your larger production runs, without having to repeat the process with another manufacturer. We offer a full scope of electronics manufacturing services including scheduled orders, inventory management, and more.
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Intrusive Soldering, also known as "pin in paste," is a lesser-known technique that uses a reflow oven to solder through-hole components and can offers advantages over traditional soldering approaches.
At the end of our episodes we've been asking you to send in any questions you had...and we're finally answering them. In this grab bag episode we discuss topics like what happens to excess parts, the ISO certification process, the shrinking size of resistors, and more! In honor of spooky season, we also share some scary stories from production.
In this episode we welcome back NCAB Group Field Application Engineer Ryan Miller. The first time we had him on the show he gave us a lesson on what impedance control is, in what situations is it necessary, and more.This time we recorded a video demo going through how he would create a stackup the requires controlled impedance.
