A Novel CMOS Logic Style with Data Independent Power Consumption
Manfred Aigner, Stefan Mangard, Renato Menicocci, Mauro Olivieri, Giuseppe Scotti, Alessandro Trifiletti
Abstract
Manfred Aigner, Stefan Mangard, Renato Menicocci, Mauro Olivieri, Giuseppe Scotti, Alessandro Trifiletti
Abstract
We propose a novel dynamic CMOS logic style to protect security devices against power attacks. The logic is based on signals with 3 possible states and operates with a power consumption ideally independent of both the logic values and the sequence of data. We have designed a set of logic gates and a flip-flop and compared those to static complementary CMOS implementations in terms of correlation between data and power consumption, speed, area, and total power dissipation.
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We propose a novel dynamic CMOS logic style to protect security devices against power attacks. The logic is based on signals with 3 possible states and operates with a power consumption ideally independent of both the logic values and the sequence of data. We have designed a set of logic gates and a flip-flop and compared those to static complementary CMOS implementations in terms of correlation between data and power consumption, speed, area, and total power dissipation.
Key concepts: CMOS, Pass transistor logic, Logic gate, Logic family, Computer science, Pull-up resistor, Electronic engineering, Logic level