PCB Reverse Engineering (on Boards You Own or Are Authorized to Work On)
When a board's design files are gone — the original engineer left, the company closed, or the data was never kept — the board itself still holds the design. PCB reverse engineering recovers that: we analyze a physical board you own and produce the documentation and design data you're missing.
We work on customer-owned designs, authorized products, and lawful reverse-engineering or redesign projects. We do not manufacture products that infringe third-party intellectual property rights.
If you are not the owner or an authorized party for a design, we cannot help with it — please don’t ask us to copy someone else’s product.
What the work can produce
- Schematic / circuit documentation recovered from the board
- Component identification and BOM reconstruction
- Netlist and connectivity mapping
- Analysis of how the circuit works
- A redesign-ready base for fixes, substitution or improvement
Typical reasons
Legacy product supportreproducing a design after the original files were lostassessing a board you acquired and ownpreparing an obsolete product for redesign
Process
- Ownership/authorization confirmed
- You send the board or product
- We analyze and document it
- You review the recovered documentation
- (Optional) redesign and manufacturing transition
Common questions
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What do you need from me to start?
The board itself (or a good product sample) and confirmation it's yours or you're authorized. Anything else helps but isn't required.
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Can you recover firmware?
We focus on hardware and documentation. Firmware recovery is a separate matter — ask, and we'll be straight about whether it's feasible.
Ready to start your electronics project?
Send your files — or just a rough idea. We'll review your project and tell you the next step.
No files ready yet? That's fine — start the conversation and we'll tell you what's needed.