Aidan Taylor

Hi, i’am Aidan Taylor, and is serving in the field of PCB Reverse Engineer, PCB design engineer, and PCB assembly technician. We have more than 10 years of experience in the PCB industry.

curve tracer testing

Curve Tracer Testing: A Detailed Guide

What is the Curve Tracer Testing? The curve tracer testing is a diagnostic tool used to measure the electrical performance of an electrical system. It measures inductance, resistance, and capacitance by measuring voltage and current in response to a range of test inputs. The curve tracer is a testing device that measures the performance of […]

Curve Tracer Testing: A Detailed Guide Read More »

Reverse Engineering Electronics

Reverse Engineering Electronics: The Basics

Anyone who has ever worked in an electronics or manufacturing facility knows how challenging it can be to understand the schematics and blueprints of new devices. Engineers have to reverse engineer complex circuits so they can create them again from scratch. If you’re interested in a career as an electronics engineer, you will need to

Reverse Engineering Electronics: The Basics Read More »

Program the AVR Microcontroller with Arduino

How to Program the AVR Microcontroller with Arduino

In the world of microcontrollers and electronics, there are many different types. One of the most popular microcontroller types is the AVR family. These microcontrollers can be used in a variety of projects or products, as they have many uses and functions.  If you want to get started with an Arduino project but aren’t sure

How to Program the AVR Microcontroller with Arduino Read More »

RTC Design

Real Time Clock Design: The Best Practices

The real time clock design (RTC Design) is a chip that provides the correct date and time even when the power is off. It’s an essential component for IoT devices, industrial automation, and other applications where accurate timekeeping is essential. With standard CMOS technology, it’s challenging to design your own RTC because all of the

Real Time Clock Design: The Best Practices Read More »

single phase transformer

Single Phase Transformer: What It Is, How it Works?

When it comes to electrical power, there are two major types of sources: alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC). Both have their pros and cons, but for most applications, businesses, homes, and other places use DC. But what about situations where we need AC instead? That’s where single-phase transformers come into play. In this

Single Phase Transformer: What It Is, How it Works? Read More »

pcb transformer

PCB Transformer: How to Choose It?

There are many uses for PCB transformers in power supply circuits, and they provide impedance matching. They are compact, lightweight and customizable. Additionally, they can reduce noise and boost signal strength. However, selecting the right pcb transformer is crucial to achieving the best results. There are different types of PCB transformers available based on their

PCB Transformer: How to Choose It? Read More »

PCB Solder Mask

About Solder Mask: All You Need to Know

Solder mask and copper PCBs are both common manufacturing processes. A solder mask is a technique used to keep copper traces from oxidizing. The process involves applying solder, applying a layer of photo-resistant material, and then exposing the board to ultraviolet light. This causes the areas that need to be covered in solder masks not

About Solder Mask: All You Need to Know Read More »

6 layer pcb board layout

6 Layer PCB Manufacturing Process: The Complete Guide For PCB Designers and Manufacturers

What is 6-Layer PCB Manufacturing? 6-layer PCB manufacturing is the mass-production of PCBs with a minimum of six layers. In a 6-layer PCB, the top and bottom layers are usually made of laminated material which is then covered with a dielectric layer, enameling, and a conductive layer. The most common manufacturing process of PCB in

6 Layer PCB Manufacturing Process: The Complete Guide For PCB Designers and Manufacturers Read More »

Scroll to Top
welldone pcb manufacturer

Start to Achieve Your PCB Project

Open chat
Scan the code
Hello 👋
Can we help you? Chat with us on WhatsApp↓, or send an email to us: info@reversepcb.com