On-Chip Current Sensors for Reliable, Secure, and Low-Power Integrated Circuits
This book provides readers with insight into an alternative approach for enhancing the reliability, security, and low power features of integrated circuit designs, related to transient faults, hardware Trojans, and power consumption. The authors exp
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Chip Current Sensors for Reliable, Secure, and Low-Power Integrated Circuits
On-Chip Current Sensors for Reliable, Secure, and Low-Power Integrated Circuits
Rodrigo Possamai Bastos • Frank Sill Torres
On-Chip Current Sensors for Reliable, Secure, and Low-Power Integrated Circuits
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Rodrigo Possamai Bastos Univ. Grenoble Alpes, CNRS Grenoble INP, TIMA Laboratory Grenoble, France
Frank Sill Torres DFKI GmbH / Cyber-Physical Systems Bremen, Germany
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Preface
Many types of new-generation electronics systems surround nowadays our lives, providing solutions, utilities, and conveniences we had never experimented before. Biomedical, agricultural, industrial, commercial, service, entertainment, home, automobile, aeronautical, space, and telecommunication appliances help us to solve quotidian problems related, for instance, to the health of living beings, transport over short and long distances, satellite TV broadcast, weather forecast, and communication between computers and people [181]. In this context in which billions of electronics and devices harvest data from tens of billions of sensors, dealing with reliability, security, and power issues becomes more and more important for integrated circuit (IC) system applications. In the advent of self-adaptive systems like geolocation satellites, aircraft, drones, autonomous cars, nuclear power plant robots, and in-body-implanted medical devices—which are all applications of high risk in case of failure—embedded ICs must be sufficiently reliable, safely operating wi
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