D&R Industry Articles (January 2021)
Articles for the Week of January 25, 2021
It's Time to Look at FD-SOI (Again)
The emergence of FD-SOI, (fully depleted silicon-on-insulator) and its subsequent maturity over the years, has made it one of the seminal process advancements for low power semiconductor design. Although not as prevalent as the mainstream bulk CMOS process, FD-SOI has provided an important set of benefits to semiconductor product designers.Articles for the Week of January 18, 2021
Verifying Dynamic Clock switching in Power-Critical SoCs
As technology advance, we see complex SoCs emerging in the market with multiple interfaces. These complex SoCs can have multiple clocks driving multiple modules, which may be getting divided further to generate new clocks in the chip and so the complexity increases.Articles for the Week of January 11, 2021
Let's make RISC-V connected systems synonymous with security
If you are designing systems based on a RISC-V architecture, for example to run highly connected applications, you want to include tight, future-proof security. Both for your customers’ experience and your reputation, you want to avoid a breach of security – leaking private data or even changing the functionality. Therefore, security should be part of the fabric of your system.- Quantum Tunneling Mechanism in NeoFuse
- IO and multiprotocol processing in highly demanding embedded architectures
Articles for the Week of January 4, 2021
The Four Angles of Examining PUF
The security of AIoT devices has become increasingly important. In order to ensure that the system’s security functions are working effectively and protecting every node and edge device from information security risks, it is important to generate a unique root of trust in the security system rooted in the chip.