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Counterfeit semiconductor devices reduce revenue streams for legitimate vendors and generally don't meet the manufacturing specifications that customers expect. Yet surprisingly, response to their increasing presence has remained remarkably muted. Have you had to cope with counterfeits? Did you know that when you bought them? Did they come from reputable suppliers? How could you tell they were fakes? How did they affect the quality, performance, and reliability of your products? How will you avoid them in the future? Should the industry make more of a concerted effort to keep them out? How? How would you change the methods being used to fight them?
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