2017
DOI: 10.31399/asm.cp.istfa2017p0303
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Case Study of a DDR Loopback Test Failure Encountered on a Map Ball Grid Array Packaged Device

Abstract: This paper describes how a DDR loopback test failure was analyzed successfully after being repackaged from an MBGA into a TBGA package substrate. DDR loopback test methodology is discussed as well as the advanced failure analysis techniques that were used to identify the root cause of failure.

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“…Moreover, counterfeits are clandestine and discrete in nature; bringing another type of attack closer to reality, malicious implanted attacks that are known as Trojans [5]. It is possible that one could potentially open and refill packaging material or repackage the entire die with minimum sign of suspicion under optical inspection [6], [7]. This all can be seen below in Fig.…”
Section: A Security Threats Of Counterfeit Semiconductor Devicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, counterfeits are clandestine and discrete in nature; bringing another type of attack closer to reality, malicious implanted attacks that are known as Trojans [5]. It is possible that one could potentially open and refill packaging material or repackage the entire die with minimum sign of suspicion under optical inspection [6], [7]. This all can be seen below in Fig.…”
Section: A Security Threats Of Counterfeit Semiconductor Devicesmentioning
confidence: 99%