Electronics Components survey on behalf of our partners at Cranfield University

ITA Labs are assisting Cranfield University in the development of an exciting new method of non-destructively detecting counterfeit components quickly and “in situ”.

More details will be available as the project progresses but, in the meantime, if you are involved in the electronics industry, here is a survey that would be of considerable help to our partners at Cranfield:

https://cranfielduniversity.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_af2WAxwe4PhsZp3

The survey maintains the anonymity of the reviewee, and has gained Cranfield University ethics committee approval for dissemination, and the results will be processed according to GDPR rules. The survey will be published in a Master’s dissertation and a conference or journal publication, while the survey does not collect any identifying details from the response to the forms.