Uniformity
Securing systems with limited resources is crucial for deployment and should not be compromised for other performance metrics like area and throughput. Physically Unclonable Functions (PUFs) emerge as a cost-effective solution for various security applications, such as preventing IC counterfeiting and enabling lightweight authentication. In the realm of memory-based PUFs, the physical variations of available memory systems, such as DRAM or SRAM, are exploited to derive an intrinsic response based on the accessed data row.
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This data set corresponds to Table II:UNIFORMITY OF TC-PUF DESIGN of manuscript titled "A Lightweight and Secure Physical Unclonable Function Design on FPGA". The provided data is for FPGA board No. 1 to 15. Board no. 1 to 14 represent uniformity of 40X40 TC-PUF response implemented on Artix-7 FPGA, and board no. 15 represent uniformity of 20X40 TC-PUF response implemented on Zynq Z-7010 FPGA. It is observed that nearly all the TC-PUF implemented on individual FPGAs have a slight bias towards ‘0’.
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