I will do pcb reverse engineering,schematic,cloning and pcb layout
IoT Hardware And PCB Design Engineer
About this Gig
Need to reverse engineer, clone, or recreate an existing PCB? I can professionally convert your PCB into accurate schematics and a production ready PCB layout.
My services include PCB reverse engineering, PCB cloning, schematic recreation, circuit tracing, component identification, footprint creation, PCB layout, BOM preparation, Gerber generation, and editable source files.
I can work with 26 layer boards and recreate digital, analog, power, embedded, communication, and mixed signal circuits. I can also reproduce existing boards from PCB photos, physical boards, Gerber files, PDFs, or other available references.
You will receive clean, organized, manufacturable design files with attention to component placement, routing, connectivity, and design accuracy.
Whether you need an old PCB recreated, an existing board cloned, or a PCB converted into editable design files, I can help.
Please contact me before ordering and provide your PCB images, files, board dimensions, and requirements so I can evaluate the project and recommend the right package.
FAQ
Can you reverse engineer my existing PCB?
Yes. I can reverse engineer your PCB from clear board photos, physical PCB information, Gerber files, PDFs, or other available references and recreate the schematic and PCB layout.
Can you clone an existing PCB?
Yes. I can recreate an existing PCB while matching its components, connectivity, footprints, board dimensions, layers, and layout as closely as the available reference data allows.
Can you create a schematic from my PCB?
Yes. I can trace the PCB and recreate an organized schematic showing components, connections, nets, connectors, and major circuit sections.
What files will I receive?
Depending on your package, deliverables can include schematic files, PCB layout/source files, Gerber files, BOM, PDF documentation, and 3D/STEP files.
What do you need before starting?
Please provide clear photos of both PCB sides, board dimensions, component markings, and any available Gerber, schematic, BOM, or reference files. The more information provided, the more accurately I can recreate the board.
