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I will design eurorack and analog audio pcbs
About this Gig
Are you looking to develop a custom Eurorack module or high-fidelity analog audio circuit board? A premium audio module requires more than just standard trace routing; it requires strict low-noise engineering, clean power rail isolation, and precise mechanical component placement.
I provide dedicated electronics engineering services tailored specifically for the boutique audio and modular synthesizer community. Whether you are adapting a classic open-source DIY circuit or routing a completely unique synthesizer voice from scratch, I ensure your board is optimized for flawless manufacturing.
What I Layout & Optimize:
- Synth Modules: VCOs, VCFs, VCAs, LFOs, and Envelope Generators
- Audio Circuitry: Custom effects pedals, preamps, mixers, and MIDI utilities
- Modular Formats: Standard Eurorack 10/16-pin power rails and specific HP sizing
Please message me before placing an order to review your schematic details.
Specialization:
Circuit design
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Schematics
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Layout
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Gerber
File format:
Gerber
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STEP
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SCH
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Software:
Altium Designer
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KiCad
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LTspice
Interface:
I2S
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UART
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SPI
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I2C
FAQ
Do I need to provide a complete schematic?
Yes. For the Basic and Standard packages, you must provide a tested, functional schematic diagram. If you only have a conceptual circuit idea or a rough block diagram, please message me first so we can discuss custom schematic capture as a project add-on.
Are your designs optimized for the Eurorack format?
Absolutely. I strictly adhere to standard Eurorack hardware specifications, including 10-pin or 16-pin shrouded power headers, reverse-polarity diode protection, standard HP width measurements, and low-profile component height restrictions for shallow Eurorack cases.
How do you ensure low noise in analog audio circuits?
• Audio PCBs require careful layout hygiene. I separate sensitive analog signal lines from high-speed digital clocks, implement robust ground planes, optimize power decoupling trace loops, and pay close attention to return paths to eliminate unwanted hum, crosstalk, and digital bleed.
