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Case study of fault-tolerant architectures for 90nm CMOS crythographic cores

This paper presents a case study of different fault-tolerant architectures. The emphasis is on the silicon realization. A 128 bit AES cryptographic core has been designed and fabricated as a main topology on which the fault-tolerant architectures have been applied. One of the fault-tolerant architectures is a novel four-layer architecture exhibiting a large immunity to permanent as well as random failures. Characteristics of the averaging/ thresholding layer are emphasized. Measurement results show advantage of four-layer architecture over triple modular redundancy in terms of reliability.