I will reverse engineer pcb, recreate schematic, gerber and bom files
From product concept to production ready hardware
About this Gig
Every reverse engineering request starts the same way: a board that works, and nothing else no schematic, no BOM, sometimes not even a part number on the main IC because it's been sanded off or the original manufacturer is long gone. Having rebuilt enough of these from bare copper up, I've learned the real skill isn't tracing a track from pin to pin one at a time it's recognizing circuit topology fast enough to know what a section of the board is doing before you've fully traced it.
Offer Includes:
- Physical board tracing & netlist extraction
- Component identification via datasheet cross-reference
- Schematic reconstruction from bare board or photos
- Manufacture-ready PCB layout recreation
- BOM rebuild with modern part substitutions
- Obsolete/EOL component replacement sourcing
- Continuity & functional verification notes
- Multilayer via-mapping & buried layer tracing
- Design modification support after recreation
- Confidential handling of proprietary hardware
Send Board Photos for a Free Feasibility Check Before We Start
Specialization:
Circuit design
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Schematics
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Layout
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Footprint
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Gerber
File format:
Gerber
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STEP
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BRD
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SCH
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Software:
Altium Designer
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EasyEDA
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Fusion 360
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KiCad
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LabVIEW
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AutoCAD
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FAQ
I only have the physical board, no files at all can you still help?
Yes, that's the standard starting point for this service.
How do you identify components with sanded-off markings?
Through circuit function analysis, datasheet cross-referencing, and continuity testing.
Can you recreate a multilayer board with buried vias?
Yes, including via-mapping and internal layer tracing where needed.
Will I get a manufacture-ready file at the end, not just a schematic?
Yes, full schematic, layout, gerber, and BOM recreation is included in Standard and Premium.
Is this legal?
Reverse engineering your own hardware for repair, replacement, or documentation is standard practice; I don't reproduce IP-protected designs for resale.
How accurate is the recreated schematic?
Verified against continuity testing and functional behavior, not just visual tracing.
