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Nuvation has been noticing a significant uptick in new product development projects and we thought you might enjoy a quick peek into some of the things companies have been asking us to design for them. Take a look at what innovators in various industries are up to.

A frequently asked question during Nuvation Engineering's Printed Circuit Board (PCB) layout review meetings is, “Are 50-ohm traces being used for the digital signals in this PCB layout?” Often the answer to this question is “yes”.

“Nuvation BMS can now be integrated with any other MESA-conformant energy storage hardware or software without the custom middleware often required to enable different companies’ products to work together."

How do you know when to outsource your electronic design? The decision to outsource depends on a variety of factors, such as the availability of in-house resources, the complexity and area of design, and the product development schedule.

A variety of innovative approaches were required to design a product compliant with all applicable medical device, telecommunications and radio interference standards. Part of the challenge involved connecting three boards with flat-flex cables within a plastic enclosure.

For Internet of Things (IoT) sensor networks, Nuvation Engineering offers a comprehensive suite of services ranging from architecture design to product development and manufacturing. When designing these solutions, we have come across some common design challenges.

Nuvation Engineering has been working on developing a wearable security sensor that will help deter assaults and bring perpetrators to justice. The product is targeted to individuals who need to be in situations where they could be a potential target for criminals.

Getting to first time right is a key goal at Nuvation Engineering and is built into our electronic design methodology. Broadly speaking, it means two things: First, when you design and build new hardware, your methodology delivers new boards with zero cuts and jumps.

Nuvation CEO Michael Worry was participating in a panel discussion about battery management system (BMS) design at The Battery Show and was asked for some opinions around State of Charge, State of Health, and State of Life measurement for large-scale batteries.

At Nuvation Engineering we began using the term “Franken-systems” many years ago (maybe back in the late 90’s?). Somebody probably blurted it out on seeing a lab setup with wires running all over between development boards and perfboard circuit prototypes.