What we do

Power stage design and review

We design new power stages, review and improve existing ones, and resolve stability, efficiency, and thermal problems.

Switching Power Supplies

SMPS and converter design for efficient, well-regulated DC power.

Motor Drive Power Stages

Inverter and gate-drive design behind our motor control work.

DC-DC & AC-DC Conversion

Conversion topologies matched to efficiency, size, and cost targets.

Heating & Load Control

Controlled power delivery for heating systems and other high-power loads.

Software-Controlled Power

Real-time feedback control of power stages across operating conditions.

Thermal Design

Thermal analysis and imaging to keep components inside their limits at worst-case load.

Problems

Problems we work on

The supply is unstable under load

Output that sags, oscillates, or drops far enough to reset the microcontroller when the load steps. Usually loop compensation or decoupling, and both are measurable.

Efficiency is short of target

Losses distributed across a dozen components, none of them obviously wrong. A full loss budget identifies where the watts actually go, which is frequently not where the design review assumed.

It fails EMC

Switching frequency, layout, filter placement, and cable dressing all move emissions. We can test the effect of each in our own pre-compliance lab.

Components run hotter than expected

Thermal imaging on a populated board under real load, rather than calculated junction temperatures that assume ideal airflow.

A design works at one voltage and not another

Low-line behaviour, wide input range, or a product moving between 120 V and 230 V markets.

Why us

Why choose us

Power and control together

The power stage and its control firmware from one team, which removes the argument about whether a problem is hardware or software.

Measured, not estimated

Efficiency and stability confirmed on hardware, because datasheet figures have proven unreliable.

Proven across domains

Power supplies, motor drives, heating control, and grid infrastructure.

Compliance built in

Thermal and EMC considered from the start, backed by our own pre-compliance lab.

FAQ

Common questions

Yes. Independent review of an existing power stage is a common standalone engagement, covering topology choice, loss budget, protection, thermal headroom, and EMC risk.

Yes, and it is usually the same engagement. Feedback control, protection thresholds, and fault handling are firmware decisions with power-stage consequences.

We design with EMC and thermal limits in mind and test in our own pre-compliance lab. Formal certification is done by an accredited body.

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