Abstract In the Internet of Things (IoT), security and privacy issues of physical objects are
crucial to the related applications. In order to clarify the complicated security and privacy …

Physically transient electronics, a form of electronics that can physically disappear in a
controllable manner, is very promising for emerging applications. Most of the transient …

A self-destruction module for information storage equipment (ISE) that releases a detonation
wave via energetic materials (EMs) is discussed. The module uses an energy-grooming …

Self-destructing chips have promising applications for securing data. This paper proposes a
new concept of energetic diodes for the first time, which can be used for self-destructive …

This paper presents the implementation of a transience mechanism for silicon microchips via
low-temperature postprocessing steps that transform almost any electronic, optical or MEMS …

The experiments described in this paper look to further transient electronic device
development by exploring the fracturing capabilities of aluminum copper (II) oxide and …

The considerable need to enhance data and hardware security suggest one possible future
for electronics where it is possible to destroy them and even make them disappear …

The physical self-destruction of an information storage chip (ISC) driven by a detonation
wave generated using energetic materials is an important method to ensure the security of …

The work discussed in this document seeks to utilize traditional additive manufacturing
techniques to selectively deposit energetic materials. The goal was to gain a fundamental …

A self-destructible fin flip-flop actuated channel transistor is presented as a candidate for
transient electronics. The device uses a movable fin anchored on the source and drain pads …