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Assessment of 2D-FET Based Digital and Analog Circuits on Paper
ArticleAbstract: Two-dimensional (2D) materials represent an emerging technology for transistor electronics in view oPalabras claves:2d materials, Field-Effect Transistor (FET), Molybdenum disulfide (MoS ) 2, Paper electronics, Verilog-A modelAutores:Crupi F., Iannaccone G., Marco Lanuzza, Rose R.D., Vatalaro M.Fuentes:scopusAssessment of paper-based MoS<inf>2</inf> FET for Physically Unclonable Functions
ArticleAbstract: Two-dimensional (2D) materials are recognized as a promising beyond-CMOS technology thanks to theirPalabras claves:2d materials, Hardware security, Molybdenum disulfide (MoS ) 2, Paper electronics, physically unclonable function (PUF), Verilog-A modelAutores:Conti S., Crupi F., Iannaccone G., Magnone P., Marco Lanuzza, Rose R.D., Vatalaro M.Fuentes:scopusA low-voltage, low-power reconfigurable current-mode softmax circuit for analog neural networks
ArticleAbstract: This paper presents a novel low-power low-voltage analog implementation of the softmax function, witPalabras claves:Activation functions, Deep Neural Networks, Machine learning, SoftmaxAutores:Crupi F., Marco Lanuzza, Strangio S., Tatiana Moposita, Trojman L., Vatalaro M., Vladimirescu A.Fuentes:scopusStability-Area Trade-off in Static CMOS PUF Based on 4T Subthreshold Voltage Divider
Conference ObjectAbstract: A physically unclonable function (PUF) where the bitcell core is based on a four-transistor (4T) subPalabras claves:CMOS design, Hardware security, internet of things, Physically Unclonable Function, voltage dividerAutores:Crupi F., Marco Lanuzza, Rose R.D., Vatalaro M.Fuentes:scopusStatic CMOS Physically Unclonable Function Based on 4T Voltage Divider With 0.6%-1.5% Bit Instability at 0.4-1.8 V Operation in 180 nm
ArticleAbstract: This article introduces a novel class of static and monostable CMOS physically unclonable functionsPalabras claves:CMOS design, Hardware security, internet of things (IoT), physically unclonable function (PUF), voltage dividerAutores:Crupi F., Marco Lanuzza, Rose R.D., Vatalaro M.Fuentes:scopus