Frequently Asked Questions

We cover the full electronics design cycle: specification review, system architecture, electronic schematic design (preliminary and detailed), prototype management and validation testing. We specialise in energy conversion — switching power supplies (SMPS), battery chargers, inverters — for demanding sectors such as automotive and aerospace.

Yes, we support both start-ups with a first product idea and established industrial companies that need an external expert to strengthen their design office. Project size is not a criterion — what matters is the quality and precision of the design.

Both. We can be involved from the ideation phase to help define the technical architecture of your product, validate feasibility and guide your technology choices. We also offer audits of existing schematics if you would like an external review of a design already in progress.

We manage subcontracting during prototype realisation: selection of suppliers, production follow-up, component sourcing and coordination of stakeholders. Once the prototype is delivered, we also carry out functional validation and performance testing.

Our references cover automotive (alternator-starters, embedded chargers, Boost-Buck supplies), aerospace (supplies for satellites and aircraft) and the environment (air quality monitoring systems). Our expertise in demanding environments enables us to meet the most stringent normative requirements (EMC, reliability, thermal robustness).

Worst-case analysis verifies that the circuit functions correctly even under the most unfavourable conditions: maximum component tolerances, extreme temperatures, supply voltage variations. This analysis is essential in aerospace and automotive applications where a failure may have critical consequences. It enables components to be sized with adequate safety margins.

Yes. Our experience in demanding environments has led us to design in compliance with applicable industry standards: DO-160 for aeronautics, CISPR and EMC standards for automotive, as well as the reliability requirements specific to space. We adapt our design process to the normative requirements of each project from the study phase onwards.

Our training courses are primarily aimed at new recruits joining an electronics design office, and at technicians or engineers wishing to deepen their skills in analogue and power electronics. We also offer preliminary training for electrical qualification for teams who work on electrical installations.

Yes, this is one of our support services. We advise companies on equipment selection (oscilloscopes, power supplies, analysers), laboratory layout and the implementation of test procedures suited to their activity. The objective is to provide you with an efficient measurement environment tailored to your actual needs.

Simply contact us via our contact form with a brief description of your project or requirement. We will reply as soon as possible to arrange an initial discussion — with no obligation — to better understand your expectations and assess how we can help.

Based in Paris, we primarily work in the Île-de-France region, but a large part of our work (schematic design, technical reviews, training) can be carried out remotely. For prototype testing and validation phases, on-site attendance can be arranged as required, anywhere in France.

Contact us via our contact form. We respond to all enquiries attentively and without obligation.