Putting a track on PCB?

Is there any way to put a copper track on ready PCBs?
any tools or any alternatives to avoid wires/jumpers without going
for
re-design?

On Jan 29, 10:14 am, Ajab <jasusvi...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Is there any way to put a copper track on ready PCBs?
> any tools or any alternatives to avoid wires/jumpers without going

There are conductive pens, and other techniques such as laying down a
metal track covered in adhesive. But these are low reliability
techniques. As you can easily see, big manufacturers who need to patch
production runs always use wire patches (typically wire-wrap wire
soldered at each end and held down across the board with glue).

Ajab wrote:
>Is there any way to put a copper track on ready PCBs?
>any tools or any alternatives to avoid wires/jumpers
>without going for re-design?

If you MUST post questions to MULTIPLE groups, adopt this method
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NOT this one
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