Physikgesteuertes Layout für jede Engineering-Herausforderung

Hardware-Teams sind immer nur so schnell wie der langsamste Engpass. Für die meisten ist dieser Engpass das PCB-Layout. 

Lösungen, die Engineering-Arbeit entblocken

Nach Design-Typ:
Nach Branche:
Nach Rolle:
IC-Evaluierungsplatinen
Automatisieren Sie das DUT-Layout, um die Silizium-Inbetriebnahme zu beschleunigen.
Luft- und Raumfahrt & Verteidigung
Beschleunigen Sie die CCA-Inbetriebnahme.
Elektroingenieure
Erhalten Sie Test- und Evaluierungsplatinen in Stunden statt Wochen.
Prüfvorrichtungen & Kabelbäume
Beseitigen Sie Verzögerungen bei Prüfvorrichtungen ohne manuelles Routing oder CAD-Aufwand.
Robotik
Automatisieren Sie das Layout von Subsystem- und Sensorplatinen, um Wochen aus EVT-Zyklen zu streichen.
Produktmanager
Entblocken Sie Firmware- und Testteams, um Prototypen-Zeitpläne zu kürzen.
Design-Validierungsplatinen
Erzeugen Sie Platinen für Sockel-Aufbauten, EMV-Vorprüfungen und Debugging.
Unterhaltungselektronik
Beschleunigen Sie die EVT/DVT-Inbetriebnahme.
F&E-Manager
Erzeugen Sie Prototypen in Stunden und setzen Sie Ingenieure für Innovation frei.
Umwelttest-Platinen
Erhalten Sie randbedingungskonforme Testplatinen in Stunden und verpassen Sie nie ein Qualifikationsfenster. 
Halbleiter
Beseitigen Sie Layout-Engpässe in Validierungs- und Testhardware.
PCB-Designer
Lagern Sie Fixtures und Prototypen geringer Wertschöpfung aus, damit Sie sich auf Designs mit hoher Wirkung konzentrieren können.
Backplane- & Interconnect-Platinen
Automatisieren Sie mehrlagige Backplanes in Stunden statt Wochen.
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Programm-Manager
Liefern Sie mehr Prototypenzyklen vor DVT, ohne Ihren Gesamtzeitplan zu sprengen.

Lösungen, die Engineering-Arbeit entblocken

Nach Design-Typ
Nach Branche
Nach Rolle

Test Fixtures & Harnesses

Shave 4–6 weeks off board bring-up

IC Evaluation Boards

Cuts layout cycles from weeks to hours; enables rapid, fabrication-ready design iteration

Design Validation Boards

Shrinks validation cycles from months to days

Backplane & Interconnect Boards

From 30+ days to under 24 hours

Semiconductors

Bring-up ready in a single workday (first candidates often appear within the first hour).

Robotics

Compress board bring-up from 4 weeks to under 1 day

Consumer Electronics

Boards ready in a single workday (first candidates often appear within the first hour)

Aerospace & defense

Faster board bring-up for validation and TRR

R&D managers

Accelerate board bring-up

PCB Designers

Full fab-ready designs in under 4 hours

Electrical engineers

Schematic to fab-ready in under 4 hours

Layout raus aus dem kritischen Pfad

Die meisten Engineering-Teams sind auf PCBs angewiesen – aber nicht jeder Ingenieur sollte sie selbst entwerfen müssen. Wenn Iterationsgeschwindigkeit durch Layout-Warteschlangen, Tooling-Overhead oder interne Engpässe begrenzt wird, geraten Programme in Rückstand. Quilter beseitigt den Engpass, indem es vollständige Layouts mit Physikvalidierung erzeugt. 

Kompilieren
Nicht zeichnen
Parallele Erkundung ersetzt sequenzielle Kompromisse
Layout verlässt den kritischen Pfad
PCB-Designer widmen sich Durchbrüchen, nicht Engpässen
Physik garantiert, was Autorouter nicht können

Bewährt im Labor.
‍Bewährt im Orbit

Mit Quilter entworfene Platinen wurden bereits gefertigt, getestet und in der Luft- und Raumfahrt eingesetzt. Unsere Kunden verlassen sich auf Quilter nicht nur, um schneller voranzukommen – sondern um mit Vertrauen voranzukommen.

Abgeschlossen
Designing a Multi-Sensor Evaluation Array
Quilter designed this 32-sensor FPGA test board—complete placement and routing on 6 layers—in under 2 hours, freeing engineers to build the systems that differentiate products instead of connecting dots.

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QSP32 Solar Boost
The QSP32 Solar Boost is a custom ESP32-based development board with an energy harvesting feature.

Mehr erfahren

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I2C comms
Testing I2C on the latest revision of QSP32 Solar Boost

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By Design Type

Test Fixtures & Harnesses

Shave 4–6 weeks off board bring-up

IC Evaluation Boards

Cuts layout cycles from weeks to hours; enables rapid, fabrication-ready design iteration

Design Validation Boards

Shrinks validation cycles from months to days

Backplane & Interconnect Boards

From 30+ days to under 24 hours

By Industry

Semiconductors

Bring-up ready in a single workday (first candidates often appear within the first hour).

Robotics

Compress board bring-up from 4 weeks to under 1 day

Consumer Electronics

Boards ready in a single workday (first candidates often appear within the first hour)

Aerospace & defense

Faster board bring-up for validation and TRR

By Role

R&D managers

Accelerate board bring-up

PCB Designers

Full fab-ready designs in under 4 hours

Electrical engineers

Schematic to fab-ready in under 4 hours

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