It's simple - we believe in empowering our clients with innovative technology to help make a positive impact in their business and life.
With the ever-increasing spread of information, technology is evolving more and more rapidly. We work hard to maintain our position as one of the leaders in the field of hi-tech electronic design and strive to make best use of technology for both our own business and our clients' products.
Whether you want to develop a completely new product or apply a new feature to an existing one, we can help you achieve and maintain a competitive advantage in the marketplace through designing your product with the latest emerging technology in mind.
Laboratory Design and Test Equipment
Prototyping, quality control, fault diagnosis and repair, all require a wide range of laboratory equipment. The below lists of equipment are just some of what we have and use everyday.
Power Supply and Analysis
The ability to power a device or prototype circuit is crucial in the laboratory. To power a wide range of devices safely, we use power supplies with advanced features, such as; current limiting, isolated grounds, fine-tuned voltages, and/or AC power. Sometimes, it is worth testing devices beyond their normal operating parameters, which is where surge testing is used.
Load testing is important in verifying on-board power supplies, as well as battery or super-capacitor circuit testing.
Our power supply and analysis equipment include:
Environment Analysis
It's not always about electronics; often a prototype or device will interact with the world via light, sound, heat, pressure, etc. Sensors and generators in these fields are vital equipment. Heat sensing, either via a thermocouple or thermal imaging, is very useful in confirming thermal calculations or fault detection on circuit boards.
Our signal analysis equipment includes:
Fabrication Equipment
This equipment gives us the ability to build prototypes for new designs or new iterations, as well as small-scale production.
PCBA involves procuring manufactured PCBs according to design. Applying solder paste (a consumable material) using a PCB Stencil in a Stencil Printer. Surface mount device(SMD) components are placed on the PCB in the wet solder paste with a Pick and Place machine. The populated board is then placed into the reflow oven for soldering. Through hole components are then soldered on by hand with a soldering iron. The completed PCB is often given a bath in an ultrasonic cleaner to clean any residue flux. Finally, the board runs through the quality control process, which is different for every project.
PCBA
3D printing allows us to rapidly prototype physical components of electronic design, be it the outer housing or any other small mechanical components.
Design Software and Tools
We use professional software to produce professional results. Not only does it provide the ability to create high quality output, but it also allows for collaborative workflows, greatly improving efficiency.
Hardware Design Tools
Simulation
Firmware Development
PsoC Creator
Operating Systems
Software Development
FPGA Development
Primary Coding Languages
Documentation and Management Tools
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The project's continued success reaffirms our commitment to devise winning solutions in collaboration with our clients.
"I would like to thank Beta solutions for being great to work with and delivering us a very sophisticated, high quality and good value solution for our customers."
Andy Gow Thermoplastic Engineering Ltd (TPE)