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Extremely energetic particles prevalent in the nuclear environment make memory cells prone to soft errors. Also, attackers extract secret data of SRAM cells via side-channel attacks (SCAs) and leak- age power analysis attacks (LPAs) are a serious threat to security systems. This research indicates extremely effective radiation- hardened and LPA-resilient (RHLR12T) SRAM cell that is both radi- ation resistant by design for nuclear applications and LPA-resilient. It offers better speed, enhanced writing stability and higher overlap percentage compared to other considered SRAM cells, such as 6T, Quatro, We-Quatro, and RHMD10T, utilizing 45nm CMOS technol- ogy at the supply voltage of 1.0V and 27◦C operating temperature. The proposed cell gives 1.141× higher write stability, 1.55× lower write access time, 1.11× increased critical charge and 1.51× better overlap percentage than RHMD10T SRAM cell.
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This page is a summary of: Radiation Hardened and Leakage Power Attack Resilient 12T SRAM Cell for Secure Nuclear Environments, June 2023, ACM (Association for Computing Machinery),
DOI: 10.1145/3583781.3590321.
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