Electronic Product Development and Engineering
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Mercutech Electronic Product Development
Engineering is a development center for your new custom designed
electronic or electro-mechanical product and aims to deliver a turn-key
solution according to your specifications.
Resources:
The electronics expertise covers embedded system development, mixed
signal, analog electronics and RF design whereas there are close links
with mechanical expertise for fine mechanical work.
The project goes through a process which will typically
include product definition, research, design, development, prototyping and
verification testing.
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Electronic Product Development CapabilitiesSystem Specification Mercutech can assist in defining and writing the product specifications. The electronic components to best fit your cost, functional and performance targets will be recommended. Embedded Software Development Mercutech has extensive microcontroller software development expertise using Microchip family of PIC processors. Other microcontrollers can also be supported. Hardware Development The hardware development leads up to a trial version prototype according to your specification, alternatively a test station. Design, layout and prototype manufacturing of printed circuit boards, mechanical parts, enclosure and front panel design are usually included. By combining electronic, software and mechanical development Mercutech is able to deliver you a turn-key reference design for your embedded application, ready for production. |
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Key Benefits of Engineering Outsourcing
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Last update: 07 September 2005
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From Hegel: Philosophy of Nature - Electricity is the pure purpose of the form, which frees itself from it: the form which is beginning to give up its indifference, for electricity is the immediate emergency, or the existence which derives from the form or is still conditioned by it, or not yet the dissolution of the form itself, but the superficial process in which the differences leave the form but are still conditioned and not yet independent of it . . . |
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