Supply chain

Designed and manufactured in the USA

Procurement teams ask three questions about a board vendor before they ask anything about the board: where it is designed, where it is built, and what paperwork comes with it. Here are our answers.

Design

Board design, FPGA logic and driver development by our own engineering team.

Assembly and test

PCB assembly, programming, calibration and final test performed in the United States.

Key components

FPGAs and data converters sourced from US semiconductor suppliers through authorized distribution.

Traceability

Component lot traceability and country of origin documentation supplied with each shipment on request.

Export review

End use and end user information collected with every quote; classification reviewed before shipment.

Origin claims, stated precisely

Our boards are designed and manufactured in the United States from domestic and imported components. We do not make an unqualified “Made in USA” claim, because bare printed circuit boards and some passive components are imported. If your procurement process needs a specific origin determination for a specific part number, ask and we will put it in writing.

Export classification

Classification depends on the exact configuration, so we review it per order rather than publishing a blanket answer. Quotes for international destinations include the classification and any licensing requirement before you commit to the order.

What we will not quote

We build data conversion and processing hardware for test, measurement and research. We do not supply transmitters intended to interfere with radio communications, and we decline orders where the stated end use is prohibited in the destination country.