Professional PCB Reverse Engineering for Authorized Industrial Samples

Recover a usable design record from an industrial board when the original files are gone.

PCB reverse engineering at Boardrecord starts from a physical sample your team owns, or a sample covered by written authorization from the rights holder. We capture the copper, the netlist relationships, and the installed parts, then rebuild a schematic and a bill of materials your maintenance group can actually use.

This is a design-recovery service for obsolete industrial electronics. It is not a consumer-product imitation service, and we decline work where the sender cannot show ownership or authorization.

Where this service fits

• A production line is down and the controller vendor no longer exists.
• The only remaining board is in the spare crib, with no schematic in the archive.
• An energy or rail maintainer must keep a certified machine in service.
• An ODM engineer needs a documented starting point before a redesign.

What you receive

• Layer-by-layer capture notes and a netlist
• Redrawn schematic in a common EDA exchange format
• BOM with manufacturer part numbers where the markings can be read
• A short report of assumptions and unread markings

How the work proceeds

1. Confirm ownership or written authorization before any lab work.
2. Photograph, measure, and capture each copper layer.
3. Rebuild the schematic and resolve the BOM from markings and circuit context.
4. Review the package with your engineer and list open items.

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