From requirements to evaluation
Electronics that fit your product.
PCB design around your constraints
Start with enclosure dimensions, power needs, signal integrity and the interfaces your equipment must support. Agree the board architecture and component choices before detailed layout, with manufacturing and test requirements considered alongside functionality.
Embedded firmware and connectivity
Define how the device measures, processes and exchanges information. Firmware, sensor interfaces and communication with the wider system need to be developed together. Discuss timing, fault handling, updates and the information maintainers need to diagnose a problem.
Integration and verification
A working board is part of a larger product. Plan how electronics connect to mechanics, power supplies and application software, then agree representative tests and acceptance criteria. This gives your team a clear basis for evaluating prototypes and preparing the next development stage.
Applied expertise
Compact connectivity for equipment integration
Equipment connectivity brings together PCB design, firmware and system interfaces. SeaCom 1.6 connects six Gigabit Ethernet ports over a point-to-point coaxial or single twisted-pair link. Its IP20 enclosure requires suitable protection in wet environments. The underwater instrument, algae sensor and SeaCom 1.6 modem are commercially available. Contact Velox Aqua to discuss supported configurations and delivery timing for your application.
Explore SeaCom 1.6 specifications