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Design considerations for memristive crossbar physical unclonable functions

Uddin et al., 2017

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10906769805557854841
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Uddin M
Majumder M
Beckmann K
Manem H
Alamgir Z
Cady N
Rose G
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ACM Journal on Emerging Technologies in Computing Systems (JETC)

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Hardware security has emerged as a field concerned with issues such as integrated circuit (IC) counterfeiting, cloning, piracy, and reverse engineering. Physical unclonable functions (PUF) are hardware security primitives useful for mitigating such issues by providing …
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