Give source on motor power estimate
compare to large sunon fan
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@ -15,16 +15,18 @@ brief_tex ?= ihsm_tech_report
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sub_stem ?= cant-touch-this-ihsm-paper
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VERSION_STRING := $(shell git describe --tags --long --dirty)
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SHORT_VERSION_STRING := $(shell git describe --tags)
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all: ${main_tex}.pdf ${brief_tex}.pdf
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.PHONY: submission-outputs
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submission: diff cover-letter ${main_tex}.pdf
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cp ${main_tex}.pdf ${sub_stem}-${VERSION_STRING}.pdf
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cp ${main_tex}_diff.pdf ${sub_stem}-${VERSION_STRING}-diff.pdf
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cp tches-22-01-changes.pdf ${sub_stem}-${VERSION_STRING}-cover-letter.pdf
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rm -f ${sub_stem}-${VERSION_STRING}-supplementary.zip
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zip -r ${sub_stem}-${VERSION_STRING}-supplementary.zip ${sub_stem}-${VERSION_STRING}-diff.pdf ${sub_stem}-${VERSION_STRING}-cover-letter.pdf
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cp ${main_tex}.pdf ${sub_stem}-${SHORT_VERSION_STRING}-revised.pdf
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cp ${main_tex}_diff.pdf ${sub_stem}-${SHORT_VERSION_STRING}-diff.pdf
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cp cant-touch-this-ihsm-paper-v2.0.pdf cant-touch-this-ihsm-paper-v2.0-original.pdf
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cp tches-22-01-changes.pdf ${sub_stem}-${SHORT_VERSION_STRING}-cover-letter.pdf
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rm -f ${sub_stem}-${SHORT_VERSION_STRING}-supplementary.zip
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zip -r ${sub_stem}-${SHORT_VERSION_STRING}-supplementary.zip ${sub_stem}-${SHORT_VERSION_STRING}-diff.pdf ${sub_stem}-${SHORT_VERSION_STRING}-cover-letter.pdf ${sub_stem}-${SHORT_VERSION_STRING}-revised.pdf cant-touch-this-ihsm-paper-v2.0-original.pdf
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.PHONY: cover-letter
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cover-letter: tches-22-01-changes.pdf
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@ -420,9 +420,13 @@ motor requires more power than the mesh monitoring circuit of a traditional HSM.
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Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) can be used, but in practice a productized IHSM might have a smaller backup battery
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integrated into its case. Conservatively assuming an average operating power consumption of $\SI{10}{\watt}$ for an
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IHSM's motor, a single large laptop battery with a capacity of $\SI{100}{\watt\hour}$~\cite{faa2018} could already power
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an IHSM for 10 hours continuously. If a built-in battery is undesirable, or if power outages of more than a few seconds
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at a time are unlikely (e.g.\ because the IHSM is connected to an external UPS or generator), the IHSM's rotor itself
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can be used as a flywheel for energy storage.
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an IHSM for 10 hours continuously. $\SI{10}{\watt}$ is a reasonable high estimate given that there are large industrial
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fans rated at lower wattages. For example, \texttt{CF2207LBL-000U-HB9}, a $\SI{250}{\milli\meter}$ diameter
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$\SI{7.8}{\meter^3\per\minute}$ industrial axial fan made by Sunon is rated at only
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$\SI{6.6}{\watt}$\footnote{\url{https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/sunon-fans/CF2207LBL-000U-HB9/9083282}}. If
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a built-in battery is undesirable, or if power outages of more than a few seconds at a time are unlikely (e.g.\ because
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the IHSM is connected to an external UPS or generator), the IHSM's rotor itself can be used as a flywheel for energy
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storage.
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\paragraph{Spurious alarms.}
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Even with all components working to their specification, an IHSM could still catastrophically fail if for some reason
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