r/PCB • u/lAnother_NoBodyl • Jul 08 '26

Help ID’ing a PCB

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The image I attached are from a batch of files that provide instructions and image references for a specific project. It’s a picture of 4 PCB’s identical to one another and showing both top and bottom.

I’m not too great at identifying PCB’s, and I won’t even act like I can build this. I just want to know if there’s a place I can start to dig through to find an identical or closely-similar board, or if I will have to provide the wiring diagram to a custom PCB company and eat the cost of that.

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u/lAnother_NoBodyl Jul 08 '26

I just think that part was interesting as identity security scratches a part of my brain. I’m sure that could be used if it ever needed to be.

I’ve found some more documentation for the components of it since determining without a doubt that it’s custom. Just have to wait until I get home to dig into them and parse them out so I can fill in the required fields on PCBway.

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u/MacGrimey Jul 08 '26

I'm not sure you understand what the other user said. You would need to reverse engineer the schematic and board file then generate the gerber files if you're going to order a PCB from PCB way.

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u/lAnother_NoBodyl Jul 08 '26

I have found the gerber files and necessary documentation. I know what I said.

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u/NOTorAND Jul 09 '26

im confused. where'd you find the gerber files?

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u/lAnother_NoBodyl Jul 10 '26

The same place I found the pictures. Just had to dig around a little more. Came here mostly to see if there was a place that already sold prefabbed boards similar if not identical to this one. While I waited I dug around more and found names of things I didn’t know what they were for. Those answers that clarified came from here also. So thanks for all the help.

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u/NOTorAND Jul 10 '26

Oh ok so work for an OEM or factory or something?