Analysis & Simulation

As we all know that in any high-speed automotive electronics, a stable power rail is not negotiable at any cost.  Likewise, in one of our electric vehicle controller projects, PDN (power distribution network) optimization caused a major difference! Because, a finalised design and weeks of frustrating debug sessions escalated to a major extent. So, when

Do you know the fastest way to derail an automotive launch? Well, it’s definitely failing the automotive EMC certification and that too at the final compliance stage. Apparently, It’s not just a re-test fee or lab booking headache.Rather, it delays the entire launch. Plus, it halts production lines and supplier penalties. Also,  a major hit

When a PCB works in the lab but fails in the field, one of the common reasons is signal integrity. Signals that look fine at first can become distorted, delayed, or noisy once the board is in real use. These problems are not always obvious, but they directly affect reliability. A board with poor signal

So, that was exactly the statement made by the client in our first meeting. Basically,  an early-stage electric SUV manufacturer had just completed their pilot production. Now, on paper, all thermal requirements were met. But during the summer testing in Rajasthan, one battery pack hit critical thermal thresholds within minutes and shut the vehicle completely

Well, you can simulate almost everything nowadays. Likewise, your layout might be “clean” and perform well during the simulations. However, upon powering-up, the board might exhibit signal integrity issues like glitches, timing jitter, or even severe failures.  Now, It’s what we see far too often! Engineering teams skipping or underestimating pcb signal integrity analysis during

Let it be in aerospace, medical devices, auto-mobile manufacturing or any other mission-critical electronics!  System failure is completely unacceptable due to the stringent reliability and safety standards required in these industries. And yet, most circuit designs are validated only under “typical” conditions. Now, that’s why we always perform Worst-Case Circuit Analysis (WCCA) into every high-reliability

At times, getting your electronics item certified for EMI/EMC may feel like walking into a compliance inspection you think you’re ready for—until you fail. Likewise, EMI EMC analysis is not just about any last-minute tweaks before compliance testing. Rathter, It’s about integrating electromagnetic awareness right into your design process — even before your PCB even

Now, If you ever had a perfectly routed PCB that still failed in real-world performance tests, then chances are that the issue was not within your layout. Probably, it was wrong with your pcb power integrity analysis. Yes, in high-speed and high-density designs, even tiny oversights in power distribution leads to massive consequences like —