Embedded Architecture
Microcontroller and FPGA system planning, interface selection, power budgets, component tradeoffs, and design-for-test strategy.
Embedded systems, FPGA boards, and hardware prototypes
Hardware design that moves cleanly from idea to working board.
Oak Development Technologies builds the kind of electronics that survive bring-up: sensible architecture, readable schematics, manufacturable layouts, and firmware-aware design decisions.
What I Do
Boards for teams that need engineering judgment, not decoration.
Schematic and PCB Design
Clear schematics, compact layouts, signal integrity awareness, manufacturing outputs, and board spins that are set up to debug.
Prototype Bring-Up
Bench validation, firmware collaboration, hardware fault isolation, board rework plans, and notes your future self can trust.
Proof On The Bench
Open hardware boards with real constraints.
Development boards are small, unforgiving systems. They show whether the designer understands power, pins, packaging, docs, and how engineers actually evaluate a part.
IcyBlue FPGA Feather
Compact FPGA development in the Feather form factor, designed for hands-on experimentation and integration.
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RPGA RP2040 Feather
RP2040 and programmable logic brought together for flexible embedded prototyping.
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Lattice FeatherWing
A FeatherWing built around Lattice FPGA workflows for quick evaluation and hardware exploration.
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Enough process to protect the work. No ceremony for its own sake.
Scope the risk
Define the interfaces, unknowns, volumes, manufacturing assumptions, and where a prototype needs to be honest.
Design for bring-up
Build in test points, debug headers, measurement access, and design notes so the first board can teach us quickly.
Iterate with evidence
Use bench results, firmware feedback, and manufacturing constraints to decide what changes on the next revision.
Project Interest
Tell me what you are building.
Share the shape of the project, the timeline, and what part of the hardware is keeping you up at night. Your message lands in a private D1 database for follow-up.
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