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Statistical Model and Transistor Size Effect of Hot Carrier Injection for Stability Reinforced SRAM Physically Unclonable Function
Hot carrier injection (HCI) has been strategically leveraged to enhance the stability of SRAM physically unclonable functions (PUFs). Since the effects of HCI are not constant, exhibiting cell-to-cell variability, a comprehensive distribution model is essential to harness HCI effectively. This artic
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