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Engineering inquiry

Tell us what you are building and which disciplines it touches. An engineer reads every inquiry, and you hear back within 48 hours.

Before you start

Two things make the first conversation useful: which disciplines the project touches, and where it is in its life — an idea, a design in progress, or a product already in the field. Everything else is helpful rather than necessary.

The technical questions in step 3 change with the services you select, and every one of them is optional. If you don't know the micro-controller or the frequency band yet, leave those blank — not knowing is frequently the reason people get in touch.

Not sure which service applies? Read what each one covers

1. Contact information

2. Project details

Service needed (required)

Select as many as apply — the technical questions in step 3 follow from this.

A range is enough. It lets us propose a scope that fits rather than one you have to cut down.

3. Technical details

Technical fields are optional — submit what you know.

Pick one or more services in step 2 and the questions that go with them appear here. If you are not sure which discipline applies, there is nothing to answer in this step — describe the project in your own words in step 4 and we will work out what it needs.

4. Files and notes

Technical fields are optional — submit what you know.

PDF, PNG, JPG, JPEG, DWG, DXF, STEP, STP, ZIP. Up to 4.0 MB per file, 4.5 MB in total.

Schematics, requirements documents, block diagrams, existing datasheets — anything that saves you describing it in words.

We can work from yours or send ours before the scoping call.

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