Electronics and PCB reverse engineering
We reconstruct the functional structure of electronic assemblies from physical samples: components, nets, interfaces, schematics and system behavior for documentation, replacement or modernization.

You can start with a practical problem
You do not need to prepare formal engineering terminology before contacting us. A clear business or equipment problem is enough for an initial technical discussion.
What the customer receives
The exact deliverable set is agreed before the stage starts so acceptance is based on concrete engineering results rather than activity.
Technology and implementation
We select the architecture and tools according to interfaces, timing, environment, maintainability and production constraints.
Electronics and PCB reverse engineering: engineering approach
Reverse engineering is used when the physical device exists but the design documentation is incomplete or unavailable. The depth of reconstruction is selected according to the business goal.
For a certification or maintenance package, the emphasis may be on a clean schematic and BOM. For a replacement project, interfaces, timing and system behavior become equally important.
Multi-layer boards can require destructive layer-by-layer reconstruction. We agree this in advance and define which samples are returnable and which are not.
Component identification
Net and layer reconstruction
Schematic recovery
Interface analysis
Bench measurements
Documentation for redesign
Frequently asked questions
Questions that are useful to settle before the initial estimate.
Do you need a working sample?
A working sample is very useful for measurements, but schematic recovery can also be performed from a non-working board depending on the task.
Can you work with multilayer PCBs?
Yes. Some projects require destructive layer-by-layer analysis; the method and sample use are agreed before work starts.
Do you provide a BOM?
Yes, when component identification is included in the agreed scope.
Can the result be used to make a replacement board?
Yes. Reverse engineering is often the first stage before developing a documented compatible replacement.
Is exact cloning always necessary?
No. In many projects the better goal is to preserve required interfaces and behavior while redesigning the internals on available components.
Discuss your engineering task
Send clear photos of both PCB sides, dimensions, markings, available manuals and a description of what you need to recover.
