Unified Engineering Pipeline
PCB design, firmware, and mechanical teams under one program — assembly inherits validated releases.
Manufacturing · PCB Assembly & EMS
SDI bridges PCB design and electronics manufacturing with assembly programs that account for component lifecycle, DFM constraints, and production consistency from first spin to volume build.
Our Silicon Valley engineering team coordinates SMT assembly, through-hole work, functional testing, and product integration — so your boards arrive production-ready, not just assembled.

Where board files meet factory reality — and where most programs lose time if engineering and assembly are disconnected.
Gerbers, BOMs, and pick-and-place data must align with assembly house capabilities — mismatches cause rework, delays, and silent quality issues.
EOL parts, allocation risk, and second-source gaps derail assembly schedules unless sourcing is validated before line commitment.
Repeatable solder profiles, AOI coverage, and test procedures ensure every build matches the approved golden unit — not just the first.
Core assembly and integration lines from prototype builds through production volume.
Low-volume SMT and through-hole builds for EVT/DVT validation and design iteration.
Volume SMT lines with process controls, traceability, and ramp scheduling.
Mixed-technology assembly including fine-pitch BGAs, connectors, and mechanical inserts.
BOM validation, approved vendor lists, lifecycle analysis, and allocation management.
ICT, flying probe, and custom functional test fixtures aligned to your firmware boot sequence.
Final assembly, enclosure integration, labeling, and ship-ready packaging.
Electronics manufacturing services beyond bare board assembly.
Assembly and handling protocols for flex, rigid-flex, and high-density interconnect boards.
Complete product assembly integrating PCB, enclosure, display, and peripheral subsystems.
Wire harness design, crimping, and connector integration for complex product wiring.
In-circuit programming, firmware flashing, and sensor calibration on the production line.
Automated optical inspection for solder quality, component placement, and polarity verification.
Retail-ready packaging, labeling, and fulfillment coordination for commercial release.
End-product categories where SDI assembly and EMS programs deliver production-ready electronics.
PCB design, firmware, and mechanical teams under one program — assembly inherits validated releases.
Assembly reviews happen during design — not after boards arrive at the factory.

California engineers drive BOM decisions, test strategy, and production release gates.

Vetted assembly partners with domestic pilot options and Asia volume capacity.
Manufacturing support domains integrated with every assembly program.
Pre-assembly design audits for solderability, test access, and BOM economics.
Production images, provisioning scripts, and factory test firmware packages.
Incoming inspection, in-process checkpoints, and pre-shipment validation protocols.
Ramp planning, yield tracking, and volume transition from pilot to full production.
Share your BOM, board files, or assembly requirements. Our team will scope prototype builds, production assembly, and EMS support as one integrated program.
Request Free EstimateCommon questions about PCB assembly, EMS capabilities, component sourcing, testing, and production timelines.
Prototype and production SMT, through-hole, mixed technology, component sourcing, functional testing, and product integration.
Yes. BOM validation, approved vendor lists, lifecycle analysis, and allocation management are part of our assembly programs.
Yes. We support rigid-flex, fine-pitch BGAs, and complex interconnect assemblies with appropriate handling protocols.
ICT, flying probe, and custom functional test fixtures aligned to your firmware and hardware requirements.
PCB assembly focuses on board-level SMT/THT; EMS extends to box builds, harnessing, programming, packaging, and full product integration.
Yes. In-circuit programming, flashing, and calibration are coordinated with embedded engineering.
AOI inspection, golden unit reference, process controls, and documented test procedures for every build.
IoT, robotics, sensors, medical, consumer, industrial, wearables, and connected hardware platforms.
Typical prototype builds run 2–4 weeks depending on BOM complexity and component availability.
Submit your BOM, Gerbers, and volume targets through our contact form.