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Disordered Mixture of Self-Assembled Molecular Functional Groups on Heterointerfaces with p-Si Leads to Multiple Key Generation in Physical Unclonable Functions

Author: Subin Lee, Hyunho Kim, Juhyung Seo

Co-author: Byung Chul Jang*, Hocheon Yoo*

Journal: ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces

Vol: 15

Page: 1693-1703 (2023) [IF:9.5]

Year: 2023

Link: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acsami.2c18740 180회 연결

Subin Lee, Hyunho Kim, Juhyung Seo, Byung Chul Jang*, and Hocheon Yoo*, “Disordered Mixture of Self-Assembled Molecular Functional Groups on Heterointerfaces with p-Si Leads to Multiple Key Generation in Physical Unclonable Functions” ACS Applied Materials&Interfaces, 15, 1693-1703 (2023) [IF:9.5]

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Disordered Mixture of Self-Assembled Molecular Functional Groups on Heterointerfaces with p-Si Leads to Multiple Key Generation in Physical Unclonable Functions