A transformable dielectric layer is laser-sintered into measurable circuits, enabling scalable tamper detection across electronic assemblies.
A sealed conductive enclosure uses porous heat transfer elements and pressure sensing to cool secure electronics while detecting tamper events.
Electromagnetic coupling detects device removal from its host component and disables circuitry to block unauthorized reuse and integrity issues.
Different exposed conductor areas use shared base protection and localized gold finishes to prevent corrosion while meeting mixed electrical needs.
A shared non-exposed ENEPIG layer with selective plated gold protects PCB conductor areas, cutting process steps, cost, and corrosion risk.