GB/T 44777-2024
ActiveGuideline for intellectual property(IP) core protection
知识产权（IP）核保护指南
Application Summary AI generated
This standard provides guidelines for protecting intellectual property (IP) cores used in integrated circuit design, such as those for processors, memory controllers, or digital signal processors. It is applied by semiconductor companies and design houses to establish security measures against IP theft, reverse engineering, and unauthorized use during the development, licensing, and integration of electronic systems. The standard is relevant for the electronics industry, particularly in system-on-chip (SoC) design and verification contexts.
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