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Defeating counterfeiters with microscopic dielets embedded in electronic components

Ralston et al., 2016

Document ID
4599462353874719621
Author
Ralston P
Fry D
Suko S
Winters B
King M
Kober R
Publication year
Publication venue
Computer

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Supply-chain traceability and electronics counterfeiting have become increasingly widespread issues for military and commercial electronics systems. In response to a DARPA SHIELD program directive, Northrop Grumman is leading a team to develop tiny, passive …
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