I will design obd2 diagnostic pcb automotive vehicle scanner interface hardware can bus
Automotive CAN Bus and Vehicle Electronics PCB Engineer
About this Gig
Hello there,
Need an OBD2 diagnostic PCB for ECU communication or a custom scan tool? I design automotive diagnostic interface hardware around your MCU, connectors, and required protocols.
What I Offer
- OBD2/OBD-II diagnostic PCB design and layout
- SAE J1962 16-pin connector circuits
- CAN-based OBD2 interface hardware
- ECU diagnostic and communication boards
- Vehicle scan tool and data-logging hardware
- K-Line / ISO 9141 / KWP2000 interface circuitry
- USB, UART, or Bluetooth interface integration
- MCU-based diagnostic controller PCB
- Automotive power input, filtering, reverse-polarity protection
- TVS, ESD, and transient protection
- 2-layer or 4-layer PCB routing
- Component selection, footprints, and BOM
- Schematic capture, ERC/DRC, and basic DFM review
- Gerbers, editable source, and 3D/STEP when agreed
I can work from a schematic, block diagram, datasheets, or existing design. Firmware, software development, fabrication, vehicle testing, and certification are excluded unless agreed separately.
Message me with your protocols, MCU, connector, power input, board size, and deliverables before ordering.
File format:
Gerber
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SCH
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3DS
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Software:
Altium Designer
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Eagle CAD
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EasyEDA
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KiCad
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Proteus
Interface:
I2S
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UART
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USB
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SPI
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Controller Area Network (CAN)
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Ethernet
FAQ
Can you design an OBD2 PCB with CAN or K-Line interfaces?
Yes. I can integrate the protocols and interface circuitry specified in your project, provided the MCU, transceiver or interface requirements are clear.
Do you provide diagnostic software or firmware?
This Gig covers PCB hardware design and agreed engineering files. Firmware, PC/mobile software, vehicle testing, and certification are excluded unless separately agreed.
Which files will I receive?
Deliverables can include the schematic, editable PCB source, BOM, Gerbers, assembly files, and 3D/STEP output when agreed.

