I will do pcb reverse engineering, circuit analysis, mesh to step solid cad model
Senior Electronics Engineer Delivering Reliable Hardware and Product Solutions
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Hello Buyer
Need to understand, recreate, repair, or redesign an existing PCB?
If the original schematic is missing, the PCB files are lost, the components are obsolete, or you only have the physical board, I can help recover the engineering information behind it
I'm Michael Owens, a Senior Electronics Engineer with 9+ years of experience in PCB reverse engineering, circuit analysis, schematic reconstruction, PCB layout, embedded hardware, and product development I can work from PCB photos, scans, physical boards, existing Gerber files, damaged boards, partial schematics, or available technical documentation
Within My Expertise You'll Get
- PCB Reverse Engineering
- Circuit Analysis & Connection Tracing
- Schematic Reconstruction
- PCB Layout Recreation
- PCB Clone & Board Replication
- Component Identification
- Footprint Reconstruction
- BOM / Component Documentation
- Legacy PCB Reconstruction
- PCB Redesign & Modification
- PCB Design Verification
- Gerber File Generation
- Manufacturing-Ready PCB Files
- 3D PCB Reconstruction
- Mesh to STEP Solid CAD Model
- PCB Dimensions & Mechanical Feature Reconstruction
- PDF Schematic & Engineering Documentation
CONTACT ME NOW TO GET STARTED
FAQ
Will the reverse-engineered PCB be ready for manufacturing?
Depending on the package and project scope, I can provide reconstructed PCB files, Gerbers, BOM, documentation, and manufacturing-oriented files.
Can you create a STEP model from the PCB or mesh data?
Where sufficient dimensional information is available, I can create a 3D PCB model or STEP solid CAD model for mechanical integration.
Can you provide a BOM and identify the components?
I can document identifiable components, reference designators, values, packages, and other available component information.
Can you reverse engineer damaged or obsolete PCBs?
depending on the board's condition. Damaged traces, missing components, or unreadable markings may require additional information or inspection.
