PCB Reverse Engineering Services

PCB Reverse Engineering technology is used to reversely analyze the printed circuit board, and to acquire the Layout Drawing, Gerber File, Bill of materials (BOM), Schematic diagram and designators drawing  are restored in the aspect ratio of 1:1, and then these technical documents and production files are used for PCB board remanufacturing, component soldering, flying probe testing, circuit board debugging, and complete replication of the original circuit board.

Reverse Engineering PCB Card Primary Objective

The Reverse Engineering PCB Card Primary Objectiveis the development of unrestricted technical data such as the layout drawing, gerber file, list of component and schematic diagram, adequate for competitive procurement, through engineering evaluations of existing PCB Card. The nominal PCB Card reverse engineering process is depicted in below Figure. Detailed procedures are described in Subsections…

Documents obtained from Reverse Engineering Circuit Board

All documentation include layout drawing, Gerber file, List of component and Schematic diagram delivered for reverse engineering circuit board purposes must be carefully screened by the Tasking Agency and tasking executor prior to delivery, to ensure that no restricted or proprietary data is included. Any additional data subsequently requested by circuit board reverse engineering personnel…

Reverse Engineering PC Board Rationale

One method of controlling the high costs of replenishment spares is by reverse engineering PC Board. Reverse engineering PC Board is the process of duplicating a PC Board, functionally and dimensionally, by physically examining and measuring existing parts to develop the technical data (physical and material characteristics) required for competitive procurement. The reverse engineering PC…

Mixed Signal Grounding in Cooling System PCB Board Reverse Engineering

Most ADC, DAC, and other mixed-signal device data sheets discuss grounding relative to Cooling System PCB Board Reverse Engineering, usually the manufacturer’s own evaluation board. This has been a source of confusion when trying to apply these principles to multicard or multi-ADC/DAC systems. The recommendation is usually to split the PCB ground plane into an…