Self-Healing and Secure Low-Power Memory Systems - Neagu, Madalin-Ioan;Manich, Salvador
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The main objective of this book is to bring new contributions to the self-healing and secure systems domain. In particular, to develop a self-healing technique for memory systems and to increase security of memory systems, techniques which favor low-power consumption. In order to achieve the main objective, three major research objectives were proposed: design of an error detection and correction scheme for errors that occur in memory systems and integrate them in a memory system, design techniques to increase the security and data privacy of memory systems against different types of attacks…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The main objective of this book is to bring new contributions to the self-healing and secure systems domain. In particular, to develop a self-healing technique for memory systems and to increase security of memory systems, techniques which favor low-power consumption. In order to achieve the main objective, three major research objectives were proposed: design of an error detection and correction scheme for errors that occur in memory systems and integrate them in a memory system, design techniques to increase the security and data privacy of memory systems against different types of attacks and to combine the previous two into a single solution, in order to achieve a self-healing and secure low-power memory system. The low-power aspect of the proposed solutions and techniques is evaluated during design stage and afterwards through simulation. Also, the architectures are evaluated from several other points of view, such as error detecting and correcting performance, area and delay overhead, and security efficiency.
Autorenporträt
Dr. M¿d¿lin Neagu is an Assistant Lecturer at the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca (TUC-N), Romania since 2011. He received his first PhD in Systems Engineering in 2012 from the same university. In 2017, he received his second PhD in Electronic Engineering from the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya BarcelonaTech (UPC).