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The processes of completely containing a PCB or entire electronic device in a compound designed to protect it from vibration, moisture, etc.
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How to protect trade secrets on board with SMD components?
There's a couple of methods you can use to make reverse engineering more difficult that don't require expensive methods like potting. Here's a couple:
Scratch off IC markings with an exacto blade. …
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