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Incoherence analysis and its application to time domain EM analysis of secure circuits
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Abstract
Since several years, Electromagnetic (EM) radiations of ICs are considered as source of noise and interferences from an EM Compatibility (EMC) point-of-view. Electromagnetic interferences (EMI) are unwanted disturbances that affect digital circuits due to electromagnetic conduction or electromagnetic radiation emitted from an internal or external source. Today electromagnetic radiations of ICs also represent vulnerabilities for hardware security modules like smartcards. Recently, from a hardware security point of view, researchers, industrials and governmental agencies are focusing with strong interest on these radiations. This paper aims at introducing a pragmatic technique WGMSI (Weighted Global Magnitude Squared Incoherence) allowing localizing hardware security modules within the whole EM noise generated by the environment or other modules of the circuits.
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@misc{dehbaoui2010incoherence,
title = {Incoherence analysis and its application to time domain EM analysis of secure circuits},
author = {Amine Dehbaoui and Thomas Ordas and Victor Lomné and Philippe Maurine and Lionel Torres and Michel Robert},
year = {2010},
journal = {Asia-Pacific International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility (APEMC)},
pages = {1039--1042},
doi = {10.1109/apemc.2010.5475481},
}