Daily Archives: August 14, 2018

Part Identification in PCB Reverse Engineering

Part Identification in PCB Reverse Engineering After disassembly each piece-part/component in PCB reverse engineering process should be researched to identify existing NSNs, commercially available hardware, MIL-STD parts, and non-standard parts. Economic analysis. An economic analysis should be performed on all sole-source and non-standard piece-parts/components to determine the cost-effectiveness of reverse engineering PCB’s piece-part/component. A limited…

Disassembly PCB Board Reverse Engineering Target

When Disassembly PCB Board Reverse Engineering Target, notes should be recorded for possible assembly procedures to be included in the Technical data package. As they are disassembled, a list of all piece-parts/components should be created, including quantities and special part markings which may indicate that the part is either commercially available or a military specifications…

PC Board Reverse Engineering Initial Inspection

In the fast-evolving world of industrial automation, maintaining and restoring high-value equipment like robotic arms requires precision and technical depth. One of the most critical components is the power supply PC board, responsible for delivering stable and regulated power to servos, sensors, and controllers within robotic systems. When original documentation is lost or components are…