I will reverse engineer, clone and recreate your pcb schematic, layout, bom and gerber
CAN Bus, PCB Review, PCB Reverse Engineering, PCB Design, PCB Redesign
About this Gig
Do you have an existing PCB without the original design files? I can help analyze and recreate the electronic design through professional PCB reverse engineering.
I can study your board images, high-resolution photographs, scans, component markings, dimensions, connectors, and available technical information to understand the circuit structure and recreate useful engineering documentation.
Depending on your requirements, the service may include component identification, circuit tracing, net mapping, functional block analysis, schematic recreation, bill of materials preparation, PCB layout recreation, and Gerber generation.
This service is useful for legacy electronics, discontinued products, prototype recovery, maintenance projects, replacement boards, hardware documentation, and product improvement.
The final deliverables depend on the selected package and the complexity of the board. For accurate results, clear front and back images, board dimensions, component markings, and any available information are highly recommended.
Please contact me before placing an order. Reverse engineering complexity varies significantly depending on board layers, component density.
FAQ
Can you reverse engineer a PCB from photographs?
Yes, clear high-resolution images can be used for initial analysis. Additional information may be required for complex boards
Can you recreate the schematic?
Yes. I can trace connections and recreate the circuit documentation based on the available board information.
Can you create Gerber files?
Yes, Gerber generation can be included when the board can be accurately reconstructed.
What if some components are difficult to identify?
I will analyze markings, package types, circuit position, and available technical information to determine the most likely component.
Can you reverse engineer multilayer PCBs?
Yes, but complexity depends on the number of layers and whether internal connections can be accurately determined.

