Obsolete Component PCB Redesign for Industrial Controls

Redesign a board around parts you can still buy, without pretending the old silicon is still in production.

Obsolete component PCB redesign starts after we know which parts have no honest supply. We keep the connectors, mounting, and interfaces your machine already uses, and we change the circuits that can no longer be built.

You receive a redesign proposal with the substitute parts, the circuits that moved, and the tests your technicians should run on the first article. Public pages never show a catalog price because each constraint set is different.

Where this service fits

• A power stage uses a regulator family that the original maker ended.
• A logic section depends on a memory or interface device with no authorized supply.
• The machine must keep the same connector map and panel cutout.
• A service company wants a buildable board for the next ten years of repairs.

What you receive

• A substitute matrix: original marking, status, and proposed part
• Revised schematic for the changed circuits
• Updated board files for the affected section
• A first-article test list for the maintenance bench

How the work proceeds

1. List withdrawn parts and the mechanical constraints.
2. Propose substitutes and show the circuit impact.
3. Update the design files for the agreed scope.
4. Support the first-article bring-up with the test list.

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