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You know what an atom looks like, right? Let me clarify, you know what they tell you an atom looks like. It is like the solar system. There is a nucleus in the middle (like the sun).

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January 02, 2020 · By Blog Admin

Since 1998, USBid Incorporated has offered customers an international marketplace for obsolete and hard to find electronic components.

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October 01, 2019 · By Blog Admin

A new Jet Etch decapsulation in the lab that is used to examine semiconductor die embedded in plastic epoxy packages for authenticity.

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September 01, 2019 · By Blog Admin

Sentry is a PC driven product and uses a sophisticated PinPrint Test Analysis algorithm to check the authenticity of parts in seconds. USBid, Inc. utilizes this powerful technology for determining counterfeit electronic component parts.

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August 01, 2019 · By Blog Admin

To complete our inspection process, we are at our technician's inspection station where we will upload our photographs, input data, such as our caliper measurements, and that will complete the visual inspection.

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June 01, 2019 · By Blog Admin

A CPAP device requires sensors that assist in regulating the pressure, flow rate, temperature, and humidity of the air that is forced through the mask to create the positive air pressure for the wearer.

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May 01, 2019 · By Blog Admin

Broadcom has developed a product portfolio that covers seven target markets: data center, networking, software, broadband, wireless, storage and industrial.

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April 01, 2019 · By Blog Admin

One of the featured showcases at the Consumer Electronic Showcase this year was hosted by Qualcomm Technologies. Their artificial intelligence (AI) in vehicle experiences for next-generation cars will feature natural language processing and speech recognition capabilities.

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March 01, 2019 · By Blog Admin

USBid is committed to being a reliable distributor of electronic components, including end-of-life and obsolete semiconductors, and other allocated or hard-to-find products. As a part of our commitment we certify SAE International's counterfeit electronic parts risk mitigation standards.

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February 01, 2019 · By Blog Admin

Counterfeit parts enter the market several ways but primarily through recycling e-waste and unauthorized manufacturing. USBid is vigilant about testing and verifying the electronic components we offer.

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January 01, 2019 · By Blog Admin

USBid is committed to providing clients with authentic products. Vigilance is important in combating the problem of counterfeit electronic components. AAA Test Lab employs several methods to ensure products are inspected for authenticity.

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December 01, 2018 · By Blog Admin

Counterfeiting leads to lost revenue for businesses, which directly influences job loss and the reputation of your operation. In today's age of advancing technology, it is even more important to make sure your buying is completed with several safety measures.

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October 01, 2018 · By Blog Admin

The age of technology is here, and with it comes a plethora of new devices and services for the public to enjoy. You’ll be hard pressed to find a more developed and actively used product than those produced under the name Google.

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September 01, 2018 · By Blog Admin

The recent proliferation of rip-offs experienced by OEMs and CMs procuring parts from the multitude of random, unknown and unproven open market suppliers has given all independent distributors a bad name. Independent distributors are separate business entities that have their own goals, strategies, and operating values. When those are at cross purposes with your own, the stage is set for destructive conflict.

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August 01, 2018 · By Blog Admin

In addition to comparing the measurements to the data sheet, the inspector will also watch for thickness variations. When the inspector measures diagonally and from end to end, there should be (almost) no variation between the two. Any slope or unevenness in the thickness can be the result of sanding.

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July 01, 2018 · By Blog Admin