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A low-power true random number generator using random telegraph noise of single oxide-traps
A true random number generator is realized by utilizing the noise produced by single oxide traps in small-area MOSFETs in combination with built-in redundancy. The circuit has an area of 0.009mm2 in 0.12mum CMOS and consumes 50muW at 200kb/s random output data. The concept is robust against environmental noise and supply-voltage variations and is thus suitable for operation within security controllers