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Counterfeit Integrated Circuits

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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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    Mark (Mohammad) Tehranipoor, Ujjwal Guin & Domenic Forte

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Tehranipoor, M.(., Guin, U., Forte, D. (2015). Chip ID. In: Counterfeit Integrated Circuits. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-11824-6_12

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