Bring your product’s electronics together with NFR. We provide custom ASIC and system design, PCB design and manufacturing, semiconductor packaging, module assembly, wafer processing, and test support.
Whether you’re developing a new function, improving an existing product, or replacing an unavailable component, our engineers help translate your requirements into a practical design and manufacturing approach. Engage us for one specialized service or coordinated support from concept through production.
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Off-the-shelf components may not meet your product’s functionality, size, power, performance, or availability requirements.
NFR helps evaluate custom ASICs, board-level changes, and packaging options with manufacturing, assembly, and test in mind. By addressing these requirements together, we help reduce integration issues and develop hardware around your product’s performance, quantity, and cost goals.
We define deliverables, responsibilities, interfaces, and project-specific quality, traceability, and documentation requirements with your team.
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Bring us your concept, prototype, current product, or manufacturing requirements. We’ll discuss how NFR’s design, fabrication, packaging, assembly, and test capabilities can help move your product forward.



A custom ASIC may be worth evaluating when standard components cannot meet your product’s functionality, size, power, or performance requirements. NFR helps assess the technical requirements, development investment, expected quantities, and manufacturing considerations.

NFR evaluates ASIC integration, board design, component selection, and packaging options to address size and power constraints. Potential improvements depend on the existing design and the functions your product needs to perform.


