Hi Guys!
Many thanks for the exciting discussion on IPR points.
I have just come across a website of one US entity which says the following
about copying a printed circuit board:
"One common misconception about reverse engineering printed circuit boards,
is that it�s the same as copying. It�s not � a reverse engineered PC board
is *electronically* identical to the original PCB, but it�s not a copy or a
clone."
http://www.armisteadtechnologies.com/copy-pcb.shtml
They are located just north of Baltimore, Maryland in USA..
They are business people while I am a radio amateur with avowed principle
of having no interest in any pecuniary benefit from the hobby.
Kind regards,
73
SG
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Many thanks for the exciting discussion on IPR points.
I have just come across a website of one US entity which says the following
about copying a printed circuit board:
"One common misconception about reverse engineering printed circuit boards,
is that it�s the same as copying. It�s not � a reverse engineered PC board
is *electronically* identical to the original PCB, but it�s not a copy or a
clone."
http://www.armisteadtechnologies.com/copy-pcb.shtml
They are located just north of Baltimore, Maryland in USA..
They are business people while I am a radio amateur with avowed principle
of having no interest in any pecuniary benefit from the hobby.
Kind regards,
73
SG
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One of those ... ...
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