FROM CIRCUIT TO PRODUCT
See what your
hardware becomes.
The board is inside. The impact is everywhere. Explore how controllers and modules fit into finished charging, metering and connected equipment.
Explore the applications ↓
01 / EV CHARGING
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EXPLORE THE COREEV charging controllerThe intelligence inside
the charging point.
A finished charging point brings together an enclosure, power components, control electronics and a user interface. The PCBA coordinates the device behavior within that wider system.
Control
Define the charging sequence, measurement inputs and control outputs.
Connectivity
Discuss 4G for remote communication and Bluetooth for local interaction.
System
Coordinate the enclosure, power stage, user interface and management backend.
02 / E-BIKE CHARGING
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EXPLORE THE COREE-bike charging controllerOne station.
Multiple charging points.
In a sheltered parking area, the visible product is a compact charging station. Inside, a controller board connects the individual output channels with the device’s operating logic.
Outputs
Determine the number of outlets, per-channel load and switching arrangement.
Measurement
Define per-channel sensing, operating data and abnormal-condition handling.
Operation
Discuss connectivity, user interaction and the intended billing platform.
03 / CONNECTED METERING
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EXPLORE THE COREGas meter pulse acquisition boardFrom a meter pulse
to usable data.
The finished product can be a compact acquisition enclosure beside the meter. Its internal board reads a compatible pulse output and passes data into the agreed communication and reporting workflow.
Acquisition
Match the meter output, pulse factor and counting requirements.
Power
Plan the supply, reporting interval and power budget together.
Deployment
Confirm enclosure, installation environment and applicable safety requirements.
04 / CONNECTED EQUIPMENT
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EXPLORE THE COREIoT control boardThe connection between
equipment and software.
In an equipment room, the complete product may be a control cabinet or a compact control unit. An IoT PCBA connects the required inputs and outputs with embedded logic and the device network.
Input / Output
Map sensors, actuators and the electrical interface requirements.
Firmware
Define operating sequences, data collection and control behavior.
Integration
Discuss 4G networking, Bluetooth setup and backend integration as needed.
05 / EMBEDDED VISION
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EXPLORE THE CORECamera moduleA module inside.
A view of the real world.
The visible product may be a housed camera or a compact imaging terminal. The module behind the lens must be matched with the host platform, optics, mechanical envelope and software workflow.
Imaging
Define the scene, resolution, frame rate and lighting conditions.
Optics
Match the field of view, focus, enclosure and mounting arrangement.
Host Platform
Confirm the electrical interface, host processing and driver requirements.
BUILD AROUND YOUR PRODUCT
Your enclosure.
Your interfaces.
Your application.
These are application directions, not fixed system specifications. Share your end product, target market and interface requirements so we can discuss which board, module and development scope fit.
- Start with a product brief, a block diagram or an existing device.
- Confirm hardware fit, firmware responsibilities and platform integration.
- Agree on samples, evaluation criteria and project deliverables.