Build professional hardware in half the time.

The industry’s first modular schematic library for Altium. Access 80+ hardware-verified blocks and skip the "blank page" phase of R&D.

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Design Hours Saved

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Circuit Building Blocks

The Hidden Costs of Traditional Hardware R&D

Traditional hardware design is plagued by hidden costs and avoidable risks. The status quo is draining your engineering bandwidth on solved problems.

Datasheet Friction

Engineers waste high-value hours manually extracting reference specifications from dense, thousand-page technical manuals.

Forced EOL Redundancy

Volatile component lifecycles force expensive redesigns of standard circuitry for every consecutive project.

Diluted Innovation

Routine "utility" circuitry consumes the technical bandwidth needed to focus on your product’s core proprietary IP.

High-Stakes Revision Risk

Minor design oversights drive 70% of costly PCB re-spins and missed market windows.

Manual Capture Risk

Transcribing circuits from PDF reference designs into EDA software is time-intensive and prone to simple but costly errors.

Prohibitive Evaluation Costs

Expensive manufacturer dev-kits provide hardware for testing but lack the production-ready source files required for your design.

Eliminate the problems above. Join the teams building professional hardware in half the time and cost.

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how it works

1. Search Library

Browse the Quickboards Library and search for sub-circuits to build your design from. Browse from Processors, ADCs, DACs, Sensors, Interface, Power Management and more.

2. Copy Sub-circuits

Copy and Paste the sub-circuit schematic files into your ECAD tool’s project folder.

3. Connect

Create a hierarchical design, import each sub-circuit as a sheet symbol, then connect the inputs and outputs to quickly generate your first schematic.

4. Layout

Begin your PCB layout.

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Cut development time and costs, reduce project risks, simplify onboarding of new engineers – all with the Quickboards Library.

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