I will reverse engineer pcb and recreate the schamatic pcb layout
About this Gig
Do you have an existing PCB but no schematic or original design files?
I will reverse engineer your PCB and recreate the schematic, PCB layout, and manufacturing files using professional PCB design tools.
I can work from clear PCB photographs, physical board references, existing PCB files, or other available documentation to help recreate your board design.
What I can provide:
PCB reverse engineering
Schematic recreation
PCB layout recreation
Component identification
PCB tracing and net mapping
Component placement recreation
PCB dimensions and outline recreation
angle ayer and multilayer PCB recreation
BOM preparation
Gerber files
Drill files
PCB source project files
Software:
KiCad
Altium Designer
I focus on accurately documenting and recreating the available PCB information while keeping the schematic and PCB layout organized and easy to work with.
This service can be useful for obsolete boards, missing design files, documentation projects, redesigns, repairs, and manufacturing preparation.
Please send clear photos, board dimensions, existing files, or other available information before ordering. The accuracy of the final reco
FAQ
What do you need for PCB reverse engineering?
Clear photos of the PCB, board dimensions, component information, existing documentation, and any available PCB files are helpful. For higher accuracy, clear images of both sides of the board are recommended.
Can you recreate the schematic from an existing PCB?
Yes. I can recreate a schematic based on the available PCB information and component connections.
Can you recreate the PCB layout?
A: Yes. I can recreate the PCB outline, component placement, routing, and layers according to the available reference information.
Can you work from PCB photographs?
Yes. Clear, high resolution photographs can be used as reference for reverse engineering. The quality and visibility of the photos will affect the accuracy of the reconstruction.
Can you reverse engineer multilayer PCBs?
Yes, depending on the available information and board complexity. Multilayer boards may require additional information to accurately determine internal layers and connections.

