Counterfeit electronics is a reliability problem. Undetected counterfeits can lead to increased scrap rates, early field failures, and rework rates, causing a dramatic reduction in the reliability of systems. Identifying counterfeit devices can be challenging because not everything that seems suspect is necessarily fake. On the other hand, counterfeiters keep growing and adapting.
Electronic components authentication via physical analysis
Mura G.
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;Carta S.;Ricci P. C.;Martines G.
2023-01-01
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Counterfeit electronics is a reliability problem. Undetected counterfeits can lead to increased scrap rates, early field failures, and rework rates, causing a dramatic reduction in the reliability of systems. Identifying counterfeit devices can be challenging because not everything that seems suspect is necessarily fake. On the other hand, counterfeiters keep growing and adapting.File in questo prodotto:
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