Reverse Engineering
Reverse engineering is a process by which a completed product is deconstructed into its basic components to discover details of its design and composition. This knowledge is often necessary to prove infringement in patent litigation, and may be a useful tool for failure analysis. Exponent offers expertise in reverse engineering products across several fields including:
Exponent’s consultants are highly trained in the use of equipment and methods that lend themselves to reverse engineering such as:
- Circuit tracing
- Destructive analysis and cross-sectioning
- Logic design schematic tracing
- Optical microscopy
- Scanning electron microscopy
- Transmission electron microscopy
- X-ray and CT scanning
- Chemical analysis
- Software disassembly
Professionals
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Shukri J. Souri, Ph.D.Electrical Engineering & Computer ScienceCorporate Vice President, Practice Director, Office Director & PrincipalNew York -
John D. Martens, Ph.D., M.B.A., P.E., CFEIElectrical Engineering & Computer SciencePrincipal Engineer & Office DirectorChicago - Downtown -
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Erwin K. Lau, Ph.D., P.E., CLSOElectrical Engineering & Computer SciencePrincipal EngineerMenlo Park -
John D. Loud, P.E., CFEI, CVFIElectrical Engineering & Computer SciencePrincipal EngineerMenlo Park -
Joshua W. Phinney, Ph.D., P.E.Electrical Engineering & Computer SciencePrincipal EngineerNew York -
Scott A. Wright, Ph.D., P.E., CFEI, CVFIElectrical Engineering & Computer SciencePrincipal EngineerMenlo Park -
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Alex Z. Kattamis, Ph.D., P.E, CFEI, CVFIElectrical Engineering & Computer ScienceSenior Managing EngineerNew York -
Jeremiah Stepan, P.E., CFEIElectrical Engineering & Computer ScienceSenior Managing EngineerLos Angeles -
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