Professional
PCB Cloning Services

Types

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  01

  Multilayer PCB Cloning

  Advanced techniques to clone complex 4-32 layer boards, including HDI structures and blind/buried vias.

  • Layer-by-layer scanning
  • Precise via mapping
  • High-density interconnects

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  02

  Schematic Recovery

  Re-creating accurate circuit diagrams from the physical board or Gerber files for future modifications.

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  03

  IC & MCU Decryption

  Extracting firmware from protected microcontrollers and CPLDs to provide a complete turnkey solution. Request Quote
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  04

  BOM List Generation

  Full component identification including hard-to-find parts, providing a complete bill of materials for mass production.

  • Component sourcing
  • Obsolete part replacement
  • Accurate part numbering

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Materials

Manufacturing Process

Verification & Prototype

Manufacturing a prototype from the new files to verify 100% functional equivalence with the original.

Vectorization

Converting scanned images into CAD data (Gerber files) and reconstructing the full netlist and schematics.

Sample Analysis

Detailed inspection of the physical sample and creation of the preliminary BOM list (Bill of Materials).

Layer Scanning

Precise removal of components and high-resolution scanning of each copper layer to capture trace routing.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How accurate is PCB cloning?

  Accuracy depends on board condition, layer count, and component density. With professional reverse engineering, high accuracy can be achieved, and the cloned PCB can be made fully manufacturable and functionally equivalent to the original board.
• Is PCB cloning the same as PCB redesign?

  No. PCB cloning focuses on accurately copying the existing board, while PCB redesign involves modifying the circuit or layout to improve performance, reduce cost, or replace obsolete components. Cloning preserves original functionality; redesign changes it.
• What data can be recovered during PCB cloning?

  Depending on the board complexity, PCB cloning can recover: PCB layout and Gerber files Schematic diagrams Bill of materials (BOM) Stack-up and layer information Key component footprints

• What is PCB cloning?

  PCB cloning is the process of reverse engineering an existing PCB to recreate its design data, including PCB layout, schematics, Gerber files, and bill of materials (BOM), so the board can be reproduced or manufactured again.