An Overview on VLSI based Hardware Security in IoT Node
In the coming era, security will not be a feature we add to an IoT device; it will be a property inherent to its transistor-level design.
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Prof. Shyam Akashe, Professor and Dean ICP
ITM University Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, India, 474001
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Journal: International Journal of VLSI Circuit Design & Technology
In the coming era, security will not be a feature we add to an IoT device; it will be a property inherent to its transistor-level design.
CMOS analog circuit design plays a significant role in the development of modern low-power Very Large-Scale Integration (VLSI) systems used in wireless communication, biomedical devices, portable electronics, embedded systems, and Internet of Things (IoT) applications.
The continuous scaling of semiconductor technology into the sub-7nm regime has introduced significant challenges in timing closure due to process variability, interconnect delay, power density, and manufacturing uncertainties.
The continuous scaling limitations of conventional CMOS technology have accelerated the exploration of alternative computing paradigms for next-generation low-power and high-performance systems.
High-speed arithmetic operations are crucial for better performance in contemporary digital systems. Particularly for high bit-width operations, conventional arithmetic logic units (ALUs) frequently experience increased latency and complexity.
Very Small Integration Level (VSIL) circuit technology represents an emerging class of ultra- compact, low-power electronic design methodologies that enable the creation of highly efficient and scalable systems.