PCB-RE: Tools & Techniques

[Singapura]

Hi Everybody!

I'm happy to announce that after almost three years from my first book, The Art of PCB Reverse Engineering, and seven months in the works, this sequel book, PCB-RE: Tools & Techniques, is now available online for order on Amazon.

This new book covers various industry practices on PCB reverse engineering and there are a number of contributors to the chapters, some of whom you may be familiar or perhaps heard of. One of them is Fraser, a frequent contributor to this forum and an experienced engineer in many fields of interest.

You can go over to my blog to find out more: visio-for-engineers.blogspot.com

There is a link to Amazon by clicking on the book cover there, and you can get to view more sample pages.

Have a great new year. Cheers!

Singapura (KT)

[capt bullshot]

Where's your blog? Should I find it from the thin air?

Not too difficult to google:
http://visio-for-engineers.blogspot.de/

[Singapura]

My apologies. The link is below my avatar - just click on the globe icon.
But I guess it's not too obvious, so I've included it in my earlier post.
Sorry about that...

[capt bullshot]

My apologies. The link is below my avatar - just click on the globe icon.

Yes, there's the link indeed. But I simply don't notice these icons anymore ...
Better just include it in your signature.

[jpyeron]

Yes, I am necromancing this topic - but I want to stay on topic...

I see you have 2 editions of "PCB-RE: Tools & Techniques", one is a "ScanCAD Edition", with a summary that says "... share their valuable PCB-RE insight and techniques utilizing the ScanCAD system. You'll quickly understand why their product is the world's #1 top selling PCB-RE system since 1990."

Would you care to share if you feel that statement is still true?

ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1979331388; Print length ‏ : ‎ 370 pages; PCB-RE: Tools & Techniques
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1977549037; Print length ‏ : ‎ 110 pages; PCB-RE: Tools & Techniques (ScanCAD Edition)

[this came up while authoring the https://www.eevblog.com/forum/eda/pcb-(and-schematic)-reverse-engineering/ post]

[ebastler]

I'm afraid the OP has last been active on this forum 3.5 years ago. With some luck they might have email notifications still turned on, but I would not hold my breath for a reply.