Circuit & schematic design
Design engagements for interface circuitry, signal conditioning, and supporting electronics, tailored to the requirements of your test bench.
Custom circuit and PCB design for enterprise hardware-in-the-loop simulation projects. Work directly with an independent engineer, from requirements to design handover.
TY HILS offers project-based hardware design for businesses developing or adapting HILS test equipment. The scope, interfaces, deliverables, and acceptance criteria are agreed before work begins.
Design engagements for interface circuitry, signal conditioning, and supporting electronics, tailored to the requirements of your test bench.
Custom board design for agreed mechanical, electrical, and connector requirements. Layout constraints and manufacturing outputs are defined within the project scope.
Agreed deliverables can include schematics, PCB manufacturing files, a bill of materials, and interface documentation. File formats and ownership terms are settled upfront.
Discuss the target system, signal interfaces, operating conditions, and project constraints.
Agree the work package, deliverables, commercial terms, and review milestones.
Develop the agreed design and review key decisions directly with your engineering team.
Deliver the agreed design package and clarify open items and integration responsibilities.
Prototype procurement, assembly, testing, and certification are not assumed to be included. Any additional work is scoped separately.
TY HILS is a self-funded, founder-led business operated as a sole proprietorship. It provides custom HILS hardware design services to enterprise clients.
The founder is the engineer you work with. This independent structure keeps communication direct and makes project responsibilities explicit, without presenting a larger team or an incorporated company.
The focus is practical: understand the customer's test requirements and turn them into a clearly scoped circuit and PCB design engagement.
For project inquiries, send a brief overview of the design challenge and the support you are looking for.
Please do not include confidential schematics or sensitive project data in your initial email. Confidentiality arrangements can be discussed before detailed information is shared.