Schematic capture, PCB layout, SPICE, signal integrity for USB/PCIe/NVMe, RF for WiFi/Bluetooth, power electronics, and full battery engineering — all in one integrated electronic design platform.
* LM2596 Buck converter — 12V to 5V @ 3A .include lm2596.lib .param vin=12 vout=5 Vin vin 0 {vin} Xreg vin fb sw gnd en LM2596 L1 sw vout 33u C_in vin 0 100u C_out vout 0 220u D1 0 sw D_SCHOTTKY R_load vout 0 1.67 ; 3A .tran 1u 5m .probe V(vout) I(L1) efficiency # Run the full bench from the CLI $ hardware sim power/buck.sp --sweep load,tempC # ✓ Vout = 5.02 V (ripple: 38 mVpp) # ✓ Efficiency = 92.4% @ 3A, 25°C # ✓ No SOA violation on Q1, D1
From schematic capture through RF and battery engineering to Gerbers, Koder Hardware covers the full system-level design flow in a single project.
Hierarchical schematic capture, interactive push-and-shove router, differential pair routing, length matching, and constraint-driven DRC up to 32 layers.
ERCdiff pairs3D viewTransient, AC, DC, Monte Carlo, and noise analysis. Verilog-A/AMS co-simulation for digital-analog blocks.
transientnoiseVerilog-AChannel analysis, eye diagrams, jitter budgets, and compliance for USB 2/3/4, PCIe Gen3–Gen6, NVMe, DDR4/DDR5, and Ethernet up to 100 Gbps.
USB4PCIe Gen6NVMeAntenna design, matching networks, and full RF chain simulation for WiFi (2.4G/5G/6G/7), Bluetooth / BLE, LoRa, Zigbee, UWB, and 5G.
WiFi 7BLE5GBuck, boost, buck-boost, flyback, forward, LLC resonant, LDOs, PFC, and protection circuits with efficiency maps and thermal derating.
buckLLCPFCLi-ion (NMC, NCA, LFP, LCO), Li-polymer, NiMH, lead-acid, and solid-state modeling with aging, thermal behavior, and BMS design.
Li-ionBMSagingBoard-level thermal analysis, radiated and conducted emission estimation, and pre-compliance testing reports.
thermalEMIEMCGerber, ODB++, BOM with live supplier pricing, pick-and-place files, and direct handoff to fabs like JLCPCB, PCBWay, OSH Park, and Eurocircuits.
GerberODB++BOMWalk the same project from schematic through sign-off to fab handoff — without switching tools.
Draw the schematic, pick parts from a library that's live-synced with Mouser, DigiKey, LCSC, and Octopart. ERC runs in the background as you type.
# Project declaration — hardware.kdl project "sensor-node" { target pcb = "4-layer FR4" stackup = "JLCPCB JLC04161H-3313" sheet power { part U1 = lookup("TPS62840") part L1 = lookup("Murata LQH32PN", inductance: 4.7uH) net VIN -> U1.IN net VOUT = U1.SW + L1.1 -> "3.3V" } sheet wireless { part U2 = lookup("nRF52840") part ANT = lookup("Johanson 2450AT18") net RF = U2.ANT <-> ANT.FEED } constraint diff_pair USB_DP USB_DN { impedance = 90 ohm; length_match < 2 mil; } }
Import S-parameter models for chip packages (directly from Koder Silicon when available) and run channel analysis, eye diagrams, and compliance checking from one place.
# Run a signal-integrity sweep on the PCIe link $ hardware si run pcie/gen6-x4.si \ --channel "cpu_pkg -> via -> stripline -> connector" \ --tx-ami cpu_tx.ibs \ --rx-ami nvme_rx.ibs Lane 0: eye height 112 mV, eye width 26 ps [ PASS ] Lane 1: eye height 108 mV, eye width 25 ps [ PASS ] Lane 2: eye height 110 mV, eye width 25 ps [ PASS ] Lane 3: eye height 114 mV, eye width 27 ps [ PASS ] PCI-SIG Gen6 compliance: PASS (all lanes within mask) BER estimate (worst): 3.2e-13
Model cells down to the electrochemistry, size the pack for your thermal envelope, and generate the BMS firmware reference design — all in the same project.
# Design a 4S2P Li-ion pack for a drone battery pack("drone-4s2p") { cell = lookup("Samsung INR21700-50S") layout = series(4) * parallel(2) ambient = 25 degC profile = "drone-race-8min" } bms { frontend = lookup("TI BQ76942") balancing = passive(threshold: 10 mV) soc = ekf(cell_ecm: ecm) protect = ovp(4.25) + uvp(2.50) + ocp(40) + otp(60) } → Pack capacity : 10.0 Ah (140 Wh) → Peak current : 50 A (2.5C) → Cycle life : 712 cycles to 80% SoH → UN38.3 : passed (T1–T8) → IEC 62133 : passed (all sections)
Generate Gerbers, BOM, pick-and-place, and assembly drawings, then hand off directly to the fab of your choice.
# Build manufacturing output and submit to fab $ hardware fab build --stackup jlc04161h → gerber written (12 files, 312 KB) → drill written (plated: 184, npth: 8) → bom priced (48 lines, $18.42/unit @100) → cpl written (top: 62, bot: 14) → assembly drawings (build/assembly.pdf) $ hardware fab submit --service jlcpcb --qty 100 → uploaded 3.1 MB → quoted $412.00 (7 days) → order id JLC-2026-A8F3
Everything your electronics project needs — engineered as one coherent platform.
Interactive router with diff-pair length matching under 1 mil, neckdowns, and tear-drops.
Realistic 3D rendering with mechanical fit checking, enclosure integration, and STEP export.
Electrical and design-rule checks run in the background with results streaming to the editor.
PCB antennas, chip antennas, and external antennas with MoM solver and S-parameter extraction.
Board-level thermal analysis with component power dissipation and convective cooling.
Radiated and conducted emission estimation with pre-compliance testing reports.
Library synced with Mouser, DigiKey, LCSC, and Octopart. Real-time pricing, lifecycle, and alternate parts.
Qi, AirFuel, and custom inductive/resonant charging design, including coil geometry optimization.
Curated, calibrated library of Li-ion, Li-polymer, NiMH, lead-acid, and solid-state cells.
Design systems with multiple interconnected PCBs, cable harnesses, and mechanical fixtures.
Monte Carlo tolerance analysis and yield estimation at the system level.
Submit orders to JLCPCB, PCBWay, OSH Park, and Eurocircuits from inside the project.
Clean layered stack — every discipline shares the same project and storage.
Koder Hardware brings schematic, PCB, SPICE, SI, RF, power, and battery into one project.
| Capability | Koder Hardware | KiCad | Altium Designer | Cadence Allegro | Autodesk Eagle | Siemens PADS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Schematic + PCB | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Integrated SPICE | ✓ | ngspice | ✓ | — | ✓ | — |
| Signal Integrity (USB/PCIe/NVMe) | ✓ | — | ✓ | ✓ | — | ✓ |
| RF / WiFi / Bluetooth | ✓ | — | Partial | Add-on | — | Partial |
| Power Electronics Studio | ✓ | — | — | — | — | — |
| Battery & BMS Design | ✓ | — | — | — | — | — |
| Live Supplier Sync | ✓ | Plugin | ✓ | — | Partial | — |
| 3D View with STEP | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Direct fab submission | ✓ | — | — | — | — | — |
| Chip-to-board co-simulation | ✓ | — | — | Partial | — | Partial |
| Unified project & storage | ✓ | — | — | — | — | — |
One platform. Schematic to fab. Chip to battery.