Titlebook: Counterfeit Integrated Circuits; Detection and Avoida Mark (Mohammad) Tehranipoor,Ujjwal Guin,Domenic Fo Book 2015 Springer International P

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Combating Die and IC Recycling,In today’s electronic component supply chain recycled and remarked parts account for a significant percentage of counterfeit components. The detection of these parts poses a significant challenge to the global electronic component supply chain due to the lack of efficient, robust, and low-cost detection and avoidance technologies.

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Prevention of Unlicensed and Rejected ICs from Untrusted Foundry and Assembly,In Chap.10, we discussed the emergence of IP reuse and the challenges it has created with respect to IP piracy. Another recent trend is the transition of most semiconductor companies to a fabless business model. In the past, a company would have full control of their product from design to fabrication/assembly.

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Chip ID,To prevent the widespread infiltration of counterfeit parts, traceability of electronic components in the supply chain demands more attention. Due to globalization, these components are now manufactured and assembled across the world. Thus, it is necessary to trace the origin of a component to validate the authenticity of its manufacturer.

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Zentrum für Kindheits- und Jugendforschung wide variety of electronic systems. A recent report [1] from the Information Handling Services Inc. [2] shows that reports of counterfeit parts have quadrupled since 2009 (see Fig. 2.1). This data has been compiled from two reporting entities—The Electronic Resellers Association International (ERAI

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