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Silicon Fingerprinting

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Silicon Fingerprinting

A technology from SiidTech Inc., Hillsboro, OR (www.siidtech.com) that is used to add a unique ID to a chip whether still on the wafer or in its final package. It is used to improve testing of the chip as well as serve as a tracing mechanism later on. Like human fingerprints, no two Silicon Fingerprints are the same. The technology may also be used as a substitute for bar coding in certain applications.



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SiidTech develops and markets chip identification, authentication and encryption Semiconductor Intellectual Properties (SIP), including Silicon Fingerprinting technology, for a broad range of applications, including semiconductor die yield enhancement, RFID, smart cards and smart badges, hardware keys, tagging and authentication, and IP tagging.
The partnership will explore the advancement, utilization and potential of silicon fingerprinting and embedded test in application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) and system on chip (SoC) technologies, and revenue opportunities in silicon die ID and embedded test.
 
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