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    Reverse engineering is the process of taking something apart and analyzing its components and workings to understand its structure and function. It is commonly used when documentation does not exist or to gain interoperability for maintenance purposes. Common tools used in reverse engineering include micrometers, calipers, optical probes, and medical imaging. The stages of reverse engineering typically involve visual analysis to understand components, functional analysis to determine how it works, and structural analysis to understand how parts interact and withstand loads.

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    Reverse engineering is the process of taking something apart and analyzing its components and workings to understand its structure and function. It is commonly used when documentation does not exist or to gain interoperability for maintenance purposes. Common tools used in reverse engineering include micrometers, calipers, optical probes, and medical imaging. The stages of reverse engineering typically involve visual analysis to understand components, functional analysis to determine how it works, and structural analysis to understand how parts interact and withstand loads.

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    Reverse Engineering

    By : Catie Ross
    What is Reverse Engineering?

    Reverse Engineering is the process of taking something apart and analyzing its
    workings in detail, usually with the intention of understanding its structure,
    function, and operation.
    Why is it Used?

    ● Documentation
    ●Academic/research/learning
    ● Curiosity
    ● Discovery
    ● Investigation
    ● Analysis/testing

    ● Product
    Reverse Engineering Tools

    No Existing documentation

    Micrometers Interoperability

    Caliper Maintenance

    Optical Probe

    Medical Imaging

    Interactive Visualization
    Stages of Reverse Engineering
    Functional
    1 Visual Analysis 2 3 Structural Analysis
    Analysis

    To recognize and understand Functional analysis is a Structural analysis is the


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