Custom Motor Control PCB Design

I need a brand-new printed circuit board engineered from the ground up that will reliably drive and manage small-to-medium motors or pumps. The board’s sole purpose is motion control, so component choices, trace widths, and thermal management should all reflect the inrush currents and back-EMF typical of motor loads.

Core expectations
• Schematic capture and PCB layout, ready for fabrication
• Bill of Materials with part numbers in stock at major suppliers
• Manufacturable Gerber files, drill files, and pick-and-place data
• Basic firmware pin mapping (if a microcontroller is included)
• A quick design note highlighting motor-driver selection, protection features, and test points

I’m flexible on CAD tools—Altium Designer, KiCad, or Eagle are all fine—as long as the final files are industry-standard. The finished board should fit within a 100 mm × 80 mm envelope and run from a single 12 V rail; please allow headroom for up to 5 A continuous per channel.

To wrap up the project, I’ll review the schematic and 3D layout, then sign off once the Gerbers pass a quick DFM check.