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Design of SRAM Resilient Against Dynamic Voltage Variations
This chapter deals with the design of resilient against dynamic voltage and temperature variations. The scaled CMOS SRAM suffers from a voltage margin reduction owing to the rising of the minimum operating v...
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SRAM-Based Physical Unclonable Functions (PUFs) to Generate Signature Out of Silicon for Authentication and Encryption
, we demonstrate chip-ID generation schemes using SRAM-based ) for secure system LSIs. An using failure bit addresses is presented first and discussed on how to improve the uniqueness and reliability ...
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Variations in Device Characteristics
Ever increasing variability in device characteristics is a major threat to the dependability, since it could give rise to faults and failures in VLSI circuits and systems. The arises from the variation in ,...
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Future Technologies
The design solution described in Chap. 5 will help the minimum operating voltage (VDDmin) of a general 6T single-port SRAM. However, it will eventually face the limitation of the SRAM VDDmin because of the degrad...
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Low-Power Array Design Techniques
This chapter introduces circuit technologies that enhance electric stability of the cell, the latest technologies that provide moderate timing generation, as well as larger cell stability. In Sect. 5.1, the vo...