Symposium on Counterfeit Parts and Materials 2022 Technical Program | Center for Advanced Life Cycle Engineering

Contact: Diganta Das (diganta@umd.edu) for more information.

Tuesday, June 28
		► All times shown are in US Eastern Time Zone
	Session 1: Counterfeiting - the Current State of Play	Moderator: Dr. Diganta Das, Ph.D., University of Maryland
7:00am	Registration
7:45am	Opening Remarks	Dr. Diganta Das (Program Chair) and Tanya Martin (Executive Director, SMTA)
8:00am	The Ascendance of Semiconductors	Michael Knight, President, Exponential Technology Group and Senior VP, Business Development, TTI
8:45am	The 2021 Counterfeit Device Numbers Crunch	Mark Snider, President & Founder, ERAI, Inc.
9:30am	How the Shortage Market is Creating More Obsolescence and Counterfeit	Vernon Densler, Solutions Engineer, Sourceability North America LLC
10.00am	Break – Visit with Sponsors and Networking
	Session 2: Supply Chain Evolution	Moderator: Jerry Martinez, Part Specialist, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
10:30am	Enterprise Network Models for Counterfeit Part Supply Chains	Hirbod Akhavantaheri, Ph.D. Student, University of Maryland
11:00am	The Role of Authorized Supply Chain in Combatting Counterfeiting	David Loftus, President and CEO, Electronic Components Industry Association (ECIA)
11:30am	Beyond Authorized Distribution: How to Vet Independent Distributors	Jerry Martinez, Part Specialist, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
12:00pm	Lunch Break – Visit with Sponsors and Networking
	Session 3: Secure and Trusted Ecosystem	Moderator: Tom Katsioulas, Board Chair, GSA TIES and Michael Ford, Sr. Director Emerging Industry Strategy, Aegis Software
1:00pm	Manufacturing Integrity and Authenticity Provenance	Jeremy Muldavin, Ph.D., GSA TIES and Distinguished Member of Technical Staff- Program Management, GlobalFoundries
1:30pm	Using a Virtual Identifier Thread for Traceability and Reliability	Dave Huntley, GSA TIES and Assembly Operations and Product Manager, PDF Solutions
2:00pm	Anchoring Your PCB Supply Chain Traceability with Roots of Trust	Tom Dodson, GSA TIES and Intel
2:30pm	Traceability: Security and Privacy Are Not Mutually Exclusive	Michael Ford, Sr. Director Emerging Industry Strategy, Aegis Software
3:00pm	Break – Visit with Sponsors and Networking
	Session 4: Track and Trace Point Solutions	Moderator: Cameron Shearon, Principal Engineer, Raytheon Missiles & Defense
3:30pm	A Proficiency Scheme for Counterfeit Part Testing Effectiveness	Stephen Foster, Branch Chief DMSMS, HAZMIN, and GEM Program, DLA Land and Maritime Steve Walters, Chief Engineer - Reliability, Systems and Test, Aerocyonics, Inc.
4:00pm	Laser-Focused Traceability of Microelectronics in the Supply Chain	Steve Walters, Chief Engineer - Reliability, Systems and Test, Aerocyonics, Inc.
4:30pm	Embedded Digital RFID for Chip Asset Tracking	Aydin Aisu, North Carolina State University
5:00pm	Adjourn

Wednesday, June 29
7:30am	Registration
8:00am	Introductory Invited Presentation Tracing Key Components Used in Russian Weapons	Damien Spleeters, Deputy Director of Operations, Conflict Armament Research
	Session 5: Counterfeit Detection Tools and Methods	Moderator: John Radman, Director of Program Management, NTS
9:00am	Testing Method to Identify Counterfeit Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs)	Stephen Saddow, Global ETS and Professor, University of South Florida
9:30am	Comparison of Side Channel, Machine Vision, and Standards-Based Counterfeit Detection Methods	Devon Richman, Ph.D. Student, CALCE, University of Maryland
10:00am	Break – Visit with Sponsors and Networking
	Session 6: Standards to Support Counterfeit Avoidance	Moderator: Anne Poncheri, Director of Quality Assurance, Resion
10:30am	Safe Handling and Removal Procedures of EEE (ESD Sensitive) Parts from IC Packaging	Robert Vermillion, CEO and Founder, RMV Technology Group LLC
11:00am	The IPC Cybersecurity Standard	Watanabe Hiroyuki, Executive Director Global Security, NEC
11:30am	SAE AS7124™ Industry Practice for the Government Industry Data Exchange Program (GIDEP)	Eric Murphy, Regulatory Compliance Manager, Boeing
12:00pm	Lunch Break – Visit with Sponsors and Networking
	Session 7: Standards (Continued)	Moderator: Kevin Sink, VP of Quality, TTI
1:00pm	SAE G-19 Standards - A Review of Status	Dr. Diganta Das, CALCE, University of Maryland
1:30pm	SAE 6171 Standards - Getting the Best from Your Testing	Dr. Michael Azarian, CALCE, University of Maryland
2:00pm	Understanding How ISO/IEC 17025 is Needed for AS6171	Anne Poncheri, Director of Quality Assurance, Resion
2:30pm	Break – Visit with Sponsors and Networking and Q&A on Session 7
	Session 8: Detection Methods	Moderator: Dr. Diganta Das, Ph.D., University of Maryland
3:00pm	Printed Wiring Assemblies (PWA) and Counterfeit Detection using Non-Destructive X-ray CT Analysis	Christopher P. Walker, Principle Member of Technical Staff, Sandia National Labs
3:30pm	AI Visual Detection of Defects and Corrosion on Leads in Electronic Components	Zeev Efrat, CEO, Cybord
4:00pm	Closing Panel Discussion - Lessons Learned	Members of the Technical Committee
5:00pm	Adjourn

Wednesday, June 29

7:30am

Registration

8:00am

Introductory Invited Presentation

Tracing Key Components Used in Russian Weapons

Damien Spleeters, Deputy Director of Operations, Conflict Armament Research

Session 5: Counterfeit Detection Tools and Methods

Moderator: John Radman, Director of Program Management, NTS

9:00am

Testing Method to Identify Counterfeit Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs)

Stephen Saddow, Global ETS and Professor, University of South Florida