Integration of IP-Cores for the M<sup>3</sup> Architecture with Low Area Overhead: Accelerator Support Module

Smart digital systems are integral to sectors such as communications, power grids, and autonomous transport. As these technologies increasingly underpin critical societal functions, the need for robust, breach-resistant security architectures becomes paramount. Secure tiled architectures with stringent hardware isolation capabilities have been shown to have a minimized attack surface even when integration of third-party intellectual property (IP) cores is indicated. However, current platforms require costly adaption of IP cores to the security protocols these architectures provide. This paper introduces a new Accelerator Support Module that manages the protocol overhead of the underlying security architecture and offers commonly used hardware interfaces. This module simplifies the integration of accelerators and only slightly increases the area overhead.

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2024-08-19
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https://doi.org/10.1109/isocc62682.2024.10762360
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2
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Embedded Systems Design Techniques
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Integration of IP-Cores for the M3 Architecture with Low Area Overhead: Accelerator Support Module

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Integration of IP-Cores for the M3 Architecture with Low Area Overhead: Accelerator Support Module

Friedrich Pauls, Sebastian Haas, Yogesh Kumar Verma
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Abstract

Smart digital systems are integral to sectors such as communications, power grids, and autonomous transport. As these technologies increasingly underpin critical societal functions, the need for robust, breach-resistant security architectures becomes paramount. Secure tiled architectures with stringent hardware isolation capabilities have been shown to have a minimized attack surface even when integration of third-party intellectual property (IP) cores is indicated. However, current platforms require costly adaption of IP cores to the security protocols these architectures provide. This paper introduces a new Accelerator Support Module that manages the protocol overhead of the underlying security architecture and offers commonly used hardware interfaces. This module simplifies the integration of accelerators and only slightly increases the area overhead.

Barkhausen Institut (DE)
Ministry of Education, HORIZON EUROPE Framework Programme
Affordable and clean energy
Openalex Percentile: Top 23%
Embedded Systems Design Techniques
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