Naznin Akter, M. Karabiyik, Anthony Wright, M. Shur, N. Pala
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AI Powered THz Testing Technology for Ensuring Hardware Cybersecurity
We report on a novel non-destructive testing method for integrated circuits (ICs) by measuring their response to scanning terahertz and sub-terahertz radiation at the pins. Analyzing the response using artificial intelligence (AI), counterfeit, altered, or damaged ICs can be identified as in-package and in-situ.