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Our firm provides professional analysis and documentation services for printed circuit boards (PCBs) and printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAs). These services are conducted within legal and ethical boundaries, with the objective of supporting system maintenance, interoperability, design verification, and legacy product support.
PCB Analysis and Documentation (sometimes referred to as PCB Copy): A process of examining an existing printed circuit board to generate accurate design records and technical documentation. This may include reproducing schematic diagrams, verifying circuit functionality, and identifying component specifications.
PCBA Reverse Engineering: The systematic evaluation of a fully assembled circuit board, including both its hardware layout and embedded components. This process provides insight into design structure, signal flow, and component interconnections, which can be valuable for troubleshooting, product improvement, or compliance testing.
PCB to Schematic/BOM Reconstruction: The process of reverse-engineering a physical PCB into detailed schematic diagrams and a Bill of Materials (BOM). This supports clients in cases where original design files are unavailable, enabling continued production, repair, or system integration of critical technologies.
Our firm provides professional analysis and documentation services for printed circuit boards (PCBs) and printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAs). These services are conducted within legal and ethical boundaries, with the objective of supporting system maintenance, interoperability, design verification, and legacy product support.
PCB Analysis and Documentation (sometimes referred to as PCB Copy): A process of examining an existing printed circuit board to generate accurate design records and technical documentation. This may include reproducing schematic diagrams, verifying circuit functionality, and identifying component specifications.
PCBA Reverse Engineering: The systematic evaluation of a fully assembled circuit board, including both its hardware layout and embedded components. This process provides insight into design structure, signal flow, and component interconnections, which can be valuable for troubleshooting, product improvement, or compliance testing.
PCB to Schematic/BOM Reconstruction: The process of reverse-engineering a physical PCB into detailed schematic diagrams and a Bill of Materials (BOM). This supports clients in cases where original design files are unavailable, enabling continued production, repair, or system integration of critical technologies.