Class Overview
Several standards setting organizations have developed and issued
standards to address the issue of counterfeit electronic parts entering
the supply chain. The standards developed address the various
tests and inspections that can detect counterfeit electronic parts
before they enter products or the supply chain. The testing and
inspection standards define the equipment needed to perform the
inspection or test, describe how to perform the inspection or test and
the criteria for acceptance or rejection. This class provides
an in-depth discussion of the standards that define the counterfeit
mitigation test methods for electronic parts.
Class Content
- Counterfeit detection test methods
standards
- SAE
AS6171
- IDEA-STD-1010B
- CTI, Inc.,
CCAP
- A comparison of the test method
standards
- Customer flow-down and
requirements
Learning Objectives
- Understand the purpose and application of the test
method standards
- Understand the counterfeit
detection test methods
- External Visual
Inspection
- Surface testing
- X-ray
Fluorescence
- Decapsulation
- Radiography
- A
comparison of the test method standards
- Customer
flow-down and requirements
Target Audience
Industry Sectors:
Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM), Independent Distributors,
Authorized Distributors, Government Agencies, Test Laboratories
Job Functions:
Laboratory Management, Inspection and Testing, Purchasing, Sales, Quality, Engineering, Contracting
Class Information
Class Length: 1 hour
Class Tuition: $225.00
(ERAI Member Price: $180.00)
List of Prerequisites and Recommended Pre-Course Learning
Class Handouts
Comparison of standards; cross-reference of test methods to
standards.