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Products & modules

Modules that shorten
your time to hardware.

SOM boards, motor drivers, power supplies, TFT display drivers and automotive LED drivers — engineered as modules you can evaluate quickly, integrate cleanly and adapt when your product needs something different.

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  • Standard modules
  • Adaptable interfaces
  • Design files on request
Product families

Modules we build
and support.

Each family below is available as a standard module. Where your product needs something different — an interface, a form factor, a supply rail — we adapt it as part of the same engineering conversation.

SOM Board

Compute platform

Modular compute for embedded products, giving you a processor and carrier split so the digital side can evolve without a full redesign.

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Motor Drivers

Motion control

Driver modules for DC, stepper and brushless loads, matched to the current, supply and thermal limits of your mechanism.

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Power Supply

Power conversion

Conversion and management modules for the rails your product needs, sized against load, temperature and available space.

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TFT Drivers

Display interfaces

Display interface and driver solutions that give embedded products a clear, stable output on the panel you have chosen.

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Automotive LED Drivers

Automotive lighting

Automotive-grade LED drivers built for harsh electrical environments, with protection and monitoring designed in.

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Display interfaces & more

Additional platforms

GUI, display and electromechanical integration work that usually sits alongside a module selection.

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Adapting a module

Standard when you can.
Custom where it matters.

Most products start with a standard module and change two or three things: an interface, a connector, a rail, a mounting pattern or a piece of firmware. That is usually the fastest, lowest-risk route to hardware that fits.

When a standard module genuinely does not fit — unusual form factor, harsh environment, unusual current — we say so early and scope a custom board instead of forcing the fit.

Files with every module. Schematics, layout data and firmware source are handed over when that forms part of the agreed scope.
  • 01
    Interfaces

    Connectors, pinouts and bus types matched to the rest of your system.

  • 02
    Power

    Input range, rails and sequencing reworked for your supply.

  • 03
    Mechanical

    Footprint, height and mounting adapted to your enclosure.

  • 04
    Firmware

    Drivers, configuration and application logic aligned with your product.

Industries

Modules in the environments
they are used.

The same module behaves differently in a vehicle, a cabinet and a consumer product. Environment drives the choice.

Automotive & railways

Automotive LED drivers and control modules designed around transients, vibration and temperature cycling.

Industries we serve

Industrial & energy

Power and motion modules for continuous operation, wide supply inputs and plant-level control.

Industrial electronics
Frequently asked questions

Product questions.

Availability, files and customisation come up first in most module enquiries.

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Can I buy these products off the shelf?

Yes. SOM boards, motor drivers, power supplies, TFT drivers and automotive LED drivers are available as standard modules. We also adapt them to your interface, enclosure or volume.

Do the products come with design files?

Reference documentation and integration guidance are provided with evaluation. Full schematics, layout data and firmware source are handed over when that forms part of the agreed scope.

Can you customise a standard product?

Yes. Interface changes, power budget, form factor, connectors, firmware and branding can be adapted. Tell us what differs from the standard module and we will confirm what is practical.

How do I choose the right module?

Start with the interface, supply, current and environment your product needs. If you are unsure, share your requirements and we will recommend the closest fit and the gaps to close.

Platforms

What a module
actually gives you.

A module is more than a board. It is an interface contract, a supply expectation, a thermal assumption and a set of files you can build on.

SOM board module
Compute platform

SOM Board

A processor module that separates compute from the carrier board, so displays, interfaces and I/O can change without reworking the core.

  • Format Processor module on a defined carrier footprint
  • Integration Display, storage and industrial I/O on the carrier
  • Software Bootloader, BSP and driver support available
  • Adaptation Carrier board, connectors and firmware to your spec
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Motor driver module
Motion control

Motor Drivers

Driver stages sized for the current and duty cycle of your load, with protection and sensing where the application needs it.

  • Loads DC, stepper and brushless configurations
  • Protection Over-current, over-temperature and reverse voltage
  • Interface PWM, UART or bus-level control
  • Adaptation Current rating, footprint and firmware to your mechanism
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Power supply module
Power conversion

Power Supply

Conversion and management modules designed around your input range, load profile and the ambient temperature of the enclosure.

  • Inputs Wide-range mains or DC inputs as required
  • Outputs Rails sized for your analogue, digital and load needs
  • Thermal Derated for the enclosure, not the lab
  • Adaptation Output set, form factor and connectors to your product
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Start your project

Let’s plan the right engineering
path together.

Have an idea, a board that needs attention or a design ready for production? Tell us what you are building and where you are today.

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No complete specification needed. A short brief of your product and goals is enough to start.

What happens next?

  1. Share your product goal, application and current stage.
  2. Discuss the components, interfaces and constraints that matter.
  3. Agree a practical next step and the scope for a proposal.