PCB Design
Schematics, layouts, power paths, connectors, sensor interfaces, LED systems, and practical board constraints.
Electronics and embedded systems
From circuit idea to working prototype.
Albion designs boards, writes firmware, brings hardware to life, and helps turn early concepts into systems that can be tested, used, and improved.
Capabilities
Hardware, firmware, and practical product thinking.
Useful electronics work is rarely just a board or just a bit of code. Albion handles the links between electrical design, embedded behavior, testability, and the final user experience.
Firmware
Microcontroller code for control loops, communications, diagnostics, low-power modes, and device behavior.
Prototyping
Proof-of-concept builds, bench testing, bring-up, wiring, fixtures, and iteration before product decisions harden.
Integration
USB, Ethernet, wireless modules, displays, controls, motors, power management, and software interfaces.
Production Support
Design review, test points, documentation, BOM checks, debug strategy, and handoff support for manufacturing partners.
Process
Built around reducing unknowns early.
Good prototypes answer questions. Good products keep answering them after they leave the bench.
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Scope the device
Inputs, outputs, power, environment, cost, schedule, risks, and proof points.
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Design the core
Schematic, firmware architecture, component choices, and interface planning.
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Bring it up
Measure, flash, test, debug, document, and separate design issues from build issues.
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Prepare the next step
Prototype revision, client handoff, production notes, or software tooling around the device.
Outputs
Clear deliverables, not mystery engineering.
Design files
Schematics, PCB layouts, BOMs, notes, and design rationale ready for review or revision.
Working prototypes
Bench-tested hardware with known limitations, next-step notes, and firmware loaded.
Firmware packages
Readable embedded code, configuration notes, build instructions, and debugging guidance.
Support tooling
Small utilities, scripts, dashboards, or browser tools that make testing repeatable.
Start
Send the idea, rough requirements, or existing hardware problem.
A sketch, prototype photo, schematic, broken board, or short description is enough to begin the conversation.