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Projects move from a defined application and architecture through development, validation and production transfer.
Application, interfaces, performance targets and constraints.
System partitioning, component selection and technical risk review.
Hardware, FPGA logic, power architecture and prototype implementation.
Bring-up, interface verification, functional testing and issue closure.
Manufacturing outputs, sourcing coordination and production support.
Application, interfaces, performance targets, schedule, volume and NDA needs.
Scope framing, risk list and agreement on what is in architecture vs. later phases.
Written requirement summary signed off before architecture work expands.
Requirement record, open-question list and NDA / transfer plan when needed.
Constraints on cost, devices, mechanics, firmware ownership and validation depth.
Block diagram, bandwidth and power tree, device shortlist and technical risk register.
Architecture review before schematic or FPGA RTL starts.
Architecture pack, device direction and development plan.
AVL preferences, lifecycle limits and any forbidden vendors.
Availability, lifecycle, electrical fit and second-source notes — not a partnership claim.
BOM direction review on long-lead and high-risk parts.
Device list with rationale and open AVL items.
Interface timing, algorithm notes and source-code delivery preference.
Schematics, FPGA pipeline work, clocking, memory control and design reviews.
Schematic / RTL review before layout freeze.
Schematics, FPGA deliverables per contract, review notes.
Mechanical envelope, stack-up targets and fabricator constraints.
Cadence Allegro layout, constraints, BGA/DDR/SerDes routing, DRC and DFM.
Layout review before manufacturing outputs leave engineering.
Allegro database, Gerber/ODB package and DFM notes.
Released BOM, quantity and any consigned parts.
Coordination with qualified manufacturing partners in Shenzhen for PCB, SMT and assembly.
Build package confirmed with partners before fab and SMT release.
Assembled prototypes when fabrication is in scope.
Acceptance tests, golden samples and lab access if required.
Power-on, interface lock, image or power checks and issue log.
Validation report against the agreed test list — not a claim of full certification.
Bring-up notes, issue list and recommended next step.
Pilot quantity, quality gates and change-control contact.
File freeze, supplier coordination and controlled pilot with manufacturing partners.
Pilot review before any volume commitment.
Release package and transfer notes. Volume ownership stays with the agreed factory partners.
Share your application, key interfaces, performance targets and development schedule. We will review the technical scope and propose a practical starting point.