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AS6081<br />

Appendix - C.1<br />

Minimum Counterfeit<br />

Part Detection Methods


AS6081<br />

Appendix - C.1.1<br />

Documentation and<br />

Packaging Inspection<br />

(100%)


Exterior<br />

Packaging<br />

Inspection


Counterfeit<br />

factory box


Interior Packaging Inspection


Barcode DOES NOT<br />

Match Human-<br />

Readable Data


OCM Document Inspection


Counterfeit<br />

C of C’s


Counterfeit<br />

Labels


3 rd Party Reels – especially small<br />

parts w/o markings


Counterfeit HID Card


AS6081<br />

Appendix - C.1.2<br />

Visual Inspection<br />

(100%)


Different Date<br />

Codes


Component Markings & Physical<br />

Condition


Datasheet Comparison


Mechanical Verification


Microscopy<br />

Microscopic Inspection<br />

Inspection


Marks from Prior use or<br />

3 rd Party Tampering


Rust Inside Terminal


Chip in Glass<br />

Capacitor


Substandard Solder Balls


Visual Evidence of<br />

Blacktopping


Blacktop in Dimple<br />

Visual Evidence<br />

of Blacktopping


Damaged Leads


AS6081<br />

Appendix - C.1.3<br />

Inspection for Evidence<br />

of Remarking or<br />

Resurfacing


AS6081<br />

Appendix - C.1.3.1<br />

Marking Permanency<br />

Test<br />

(Sampling)


Mineral Spirits/Alcohol Test


After Marking Permanency<br />

Before Marking Permanency


AS6081<br />

Appendix - C.1.3.2<br />

Surface Finish<br />

Permanency Test<br />

(Sampling)


Acetone Test


Before<br />

After


Laser-Etch Remarking Still<br />

Visible After Black-Topping<br />

Has Been Removed


Baked-On Black-Topping<br />

Scraping<br />

Required<br />

to Remove<br />

Baked-On<br />

Finish


Example of a<br />

Sandblasted<br />

Component<br />

Surface<br />

Note there are<br />

NO Sanding<br />

Marks


Dynaloy Dynasolve 750<br />

Heated<br />

Solvent<br />

Testing


Exposed Sanded Surface<br />

Counterfeit Device


Sanding Marks Clearly Evident


AS6081<br />

Appendix - C.1.4<br />

X-Ray Inspection<br />

(100%)


Exemplar<br />

Suspect<br />

Dual Screens allow for<br />

Comparative Analysis


Match Pin-Out to Datasheet


Images Taken Through Tubes


X-Ray Image Seen Through<br />

Mfg’s Tubes


Images Taken Through Sealed Bags


Components in Trays as<br />

Seen Through Sealed Bags


AS6081<br />

Appendix - C.1.5<br />

X-Ray Fluorescence<br />

(100%)


AS6081<br />

Appendix - C.1.6<br />

Decapsulation / Die<br />

Inspection<br />

(Sampling)


AS6081<br />

Appendix - C.2<br />

Additional Counterfeit<br />

Part Detection Tests


AS6081<br />

Appendix - C.2<br />

• Scanning Acoustic Microscopy<br />

• Destructive Physical Analysis<br />

• Thermal Cycle Testing<br />

• Electrical Testing<br />

• Burn-In<br />

• Hermeticity Verification


AS6081<br />

Appendix - C.2.1<br />

Scanning Acoustic<br />

Microscopy Inspection<br />

(Sampling)


Surface Image Scans<br />

for Resurfacing<br />

“Blacktop” Detection


Exemplar<br />

Suspect


Exemplar<br />

Suspect


Exemplar<br />

Suspect


Exemplar<br />

Suspect


Exemplar<br />

Suspect


Exemplar<br />

Suspect


Latent Defect Detection<br />

(on same 6 parts)<br />

• Cracks<br />

• Voiding<br />

• Delamination


Exemplar<br />

Device<br />

Internal<br />

Image Scan<br />

Suspect<br />

Device


Exemplar<br />

Device<br />

Internal<br />

Image Scan<br />

Suspect<br />

Device


Exemplar<br />

Device<br />

Internal<br />

Image Scan<br />

Suspect<br />

Device


Exemplar<br />

Device<br />

Internal<br />

Image Scan<br />

Suspect<br />

Device


Exemplar<br />

Device<br />

Internal<br />

Image Scan<br />

Suspect<br />

Device


Exemplar<br />

Device<br />

Internal<br />

Image Scan<br />

Suspect<br />

Device


Surface Layer Scan<br />

Exemplar<br />

Suspect


Surface Layer Scan<br />

Exemplar<br />

Suspect


Surface Layer Scan<br />

Exemplar<br />

Suspect


Surface Layer Scan<br />

Exemplar<br />

Suspect


Calculating Die Void %


Total % of Die Attach Void


MIL-STD-883G<br />

Method 2030<br />

“Ultrasonic Inspection”


MIL-STD-883G<br />

Method 2030<br />

“Ultrasonic Inspection”<br />

“a. Contact area voids in excess of<br />

50 percent of the total intended<br />

contact area.”


Relative Standards<br />

• MIL-STD-883G<br />

• MIL-STD-1580B<br />

•J-STD-035<br />

• NASA PEM-INST-001<br />

•ESA/SCC No. 25200


J-STD-035<br />

Provides<br />

C-SAM<br />

inspection<br />

process<br />

roadmap


MIL-STD-1580B<br />

“Acoustic Microscopy”


Dynasolve 750 Testing<br />

Purpose: To determine suitable<br />

conditions in which Dynasolve<br />

750 will consistently remove the<br />

new blacktopping from a<br />

counterfeit device while not<br />

damaging the factory top-coating<br />

on an authentic component.


Dynaloy Dynasolve 750<br />

Dynasolve 750 is used<br />

for dissolving cured<br />

urethanes, silicones,<br />

anhydride-cure epoxies<br />

and photo-resist films.


Parameters Tested<br />

Samples of similar authentic and<br />

counterfeit devices were soaked<br />

in Dynasolve 750 at 5 degree<br />

intervals between 80 – 180<br />

degrees Celsius for a maximum<br />

of one hour per temperature<br />

setting.


Conclusion<br />

Our results found that Dynasolve<br />

750 pre-heated to 105 degrees<br />

Celsius consistently removed the<br />

new blacktopping from counterfeit<br />

devices when soaked for 45<br />

minutes.<br />

When these same test conditions<br />

were performed on exemplar<br />

devices we saw no removal of the<br />

factory topcoat.


Sample ½ soaked for 45 minutes in Dynasolve<br />

750 @ 105 degrees Celsius – the new<br />

blacktopping was completely removed to expose<br />

the sanded surface<br />

Counterfeit Device


Exposed Sanded Surface<br />

Counterfeit Device


Treated Area<br />

Untreated Area


Sanding Marks Clearly Evident


Damage was caused to a known good device<br />

when ½ soaked for 45 minutes in Dynasolve 750<br />

at a temperature of 140 degrees Celsius<br />

Exemplar Device


After Dynasolve 750 Testing<br />

Sample ½ soaked for 45 minutes in Dynasolve 750 @<br />

105 degrees Celsius – No topcoat removed<br />

Exemplar Device


After Dynasolve 750 Testing<br />

Both Samples ½ soaked for 45 minutes<br />

in Dynasolve 750 @ 105 degrees Celsius<br />

Exemplar<br />

Device<br />

Counterfeit<br />

Device


This test procedure<br />

should be considered a<br />

destructive test as<br />

demonstrated by these<br />

C-SAM images.


Before Dynasolve Soak


After Dynasolve Soak

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