Abstract
A 1024-bit delay-hardened physically unclonable function (PUF) array is fabricated in 14nm tri-gate CMOS, targeted for on-die secure generation of a full-entropy 128bit key. Differential clock delay injection, selective destabilization of unstable bits and temporal-majority-voting (TMV) based winnowing enable 1.7× higher post-burn-in BER improvement, 50% reduction in dark-bit induced bit-errors and worst-case BER of 1.46%. Spectral analysis of unstable PUF bits show significant 1/f noise impacts below 500MHz. In-situ field aging with write feedback improves bit stability by up to 48%.
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