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Preventing IP over-deployment in a multiple IP SOC design

A design comprised of multiple licensed Intellectual Property (IP) blocks presents a significant challenge for protecting the rights of the IP owners. This paper presents the extension of a previously introduced protection mechanism for IP owners' rights to System-on-Chip designs comprised of multiple licensed IP cores and non-licensed user-designed modules.