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Skybuck Flying
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Hi,
As many of you in this newsgroup have told me, it's possible to reverse
engineer integrated circuits etc.
I do have another probably last question about reverse enginering hardware:
Is it possible to reverse engineer the little components, like capacitators,
transistors, resistors, and those kind of things ?
I once read a story about a "stolen" capacitor formula to produce them but
the manufacturer didn't understand the formula completely or the formula
contain flaws etc.
I think I saw a little part of the formula and it looked quite complex to me
lol.
I don't know exactly what a capacitator is or how it works... but maybe it's
more of a chemical thing ?
Bye,
Skybuck.
As many of you in this newsgroup have told me, it's possible to reverse
engineer integrated circuits etc.
I do have another probably last question about reverse enginering hardware:
Is it possible to reverse engineer the little components, like capacitators,
transistors, resistors, and those kind of things ?
I once read a story about a "stolen" capacitor formula to produce them but
the manufacturer didn't understand the formula completely or the formula
contain flaws etc.
I think I saw a little part of the formula and it looked quite complex to me
lol.
I don't know exactly what a capacitator is or how it works... but maybe it's
more of a chemical thing ?
Bye,
Skybuck.