Physically unclonable cryptographic primitives using self-assembled carbon nanotubes

Z Hu, JMML Comeras, H Park, J Tang, A Afzali… - Nature …, 2016 - nature.com
Abstract Information security underpins many aspects of modern society. However, silicon
chips are vulnerable to hazards such as counterfeiting, tampering and information leakage
through side-channel attacks (for example, by measuring power consumption, timing or
electromagnetic radiation). Single-walled carbon nanotubes are a potential replacement for
silicon as the channel material of transistors due to their superb electrical properties and
intrinsic ultrathin body, but problems such as limited semiconducting purity and non-ideal …

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GS Tulevski, JB Hannon, M Liehr, SJ Han - 2016 - researchgate.net
Information security underpins many aspects of modern society. However, silicon chips are
vulnerable to hazards such as counterfeiting, tampering and information leakage through
side-channel attacks (for example, by measuring power consumption, timing or
electromagnetic radiation). Single-walled carbon nanotubes are a potential replacement for
silicon as the channel material of transistors due to their superb electrical properties and
intrinsic ultrathin body, but problems such as limited semiconducting purity and non-ideal …
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