The True Random Number Generator (TRNG) Analog Noise Source is a physical entropy source compliant with the AIS 31 standard.
True Random Number Generator (TRNG) Analog Noise Source
Overview
Key Features
- robust, fully-integrated, state-of-the-art physical entropy source
- differential jitter extraction through a PLL-based fully symmetric architecture
- stochastic model of the entropy source for AIS 31 certification
- asynchronous random clock signal output
- random stream synchronization through an external sampling clock;
- typical characteristics of a 55 nm implementation: compliant with the AIS 31 standard (Method A, Procedure A) up to 100 kbit/s; with optional digital post-processing: fully compliant with the AIS 31 (Method A & B) and NIST SP 800-90B standards up to 100 kbit/s; startup time shorter than 80 µs; power-supply voltage range: 1.2 V ±10%; operating current smaller than 40 µA; standby current lower than 1 µA; operating junction temperature range: -40°C to 125°C; silicon area smaller than 0.02 mm²
- silicon proven in 130 nm, 110 nm, 65 nm and 55 nm CMOS processes
- digital post-processing available separately
Benefits
- AIS 31 compliant
- Fully integrated
- Robust architecture
- Analog-based source
- Low power consumption
Deliverables
- GDSII stream and layer map file
- Library Exchange Format (LEF) file
- Circuit Description Language (CDL) netlist
- Liberty Timing File (.lib)
- VHDL behavioral model
- design specification
Technical Specifications
Maturity
In production
Availability
Available
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