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CALGARY, ALBERTA -- (Marketwired) -- 03/06/14 -- NuVista Energy Ltd. ("NuVista") (TSX: NVA) is pleased to announce results for the three and twelve months ended December 31, 2013 and provide an update on its future business plans. 2013 was a turning point year for NuVista, and one where all of our key business and strategic targets were met or exceeded. We have:
-- Transitioned the Bilbo (South) and Elmworth (North) sub-blocks of our Wapiti Montney play from delineation phase to full repeatable development; -- Continued our successful delineation and land expiry management program in the Wapiti area; -- Continued our rolling annual non-core divestiture program towards ever- enhanced focus; -- Significantly increased natural gas and natural gas liquids reserves and contingent resources; -- Substantially increased condensate yields in the Wapiti Montney play; -- Reduced well costs and cycle times, using advanced technology to improve our drilling and completion execution; -- Created a clearer than ever line-of-sight to increasing our Wapiti Montney typecurves and future growth initiatives; and -- Improved corporate netbacks and prudently managed our balance sheet.
All of the above has placed NuVista in a position where our growth outlook and financial strength have never been brighter. Although we expect stronger gas pricing to prevail, we have now positioned the company to provide strong long-term profitable growth in a $3.00 to $3.50/GJ AECO natural gas price environment due to our significant and high value condensate production. The fiscal environment has improved significantly due to the recent gas price increase in late 2013 and early 2014. There is a high probability this strength will continue throughout 2014 due to very low gas storage levels in North America, driven by the cold winter experienced in most regions. As a result of the recent price strength, we have increased our hedge positions to ensure a strong baseline price underpinning our capital plans and economic threshold. Beyond 2014, we expect natural gas prices to moderate but retain a higher base compared to the environment of 2012 and 2013. In this environment NuVista is in an excellent position to grow and thrive.
As we kick off 2014, our key strategies are centered upon rapid profitable Wapiti Montney development, continued delineation drilling, the completion and startup of our South Bilbo block compressor station and the new Keyera Pipeline to the Simonette Plant late in the second quarter of 2014. We will continue to enhance our focus through our non-core asset divestiture program and improve profitability as our higher netback Montney production increases. We are very pleased to reach yet another turning point for the company - where increasing cash flow and profitability provides the ability to grow on a self-funding basis in a $3.00 to $3.50/GJ AECO gas price environment, with any dependency on outside funding being merely related to the optionality of choosing an accelerated pace of growth.
Significant highlights for the fourth quarter and full year of 2013 include:
-- Continued to reach IP30's on additional Montney wells since our last announcement on February 6, 2014 including another Bilbo (South) block test with excellent results as shown below. Well 17, a new record high result, is at the far Southwestern end of the Bilbo block resulting in strong encouragement as our two strongest Bilbo wells bracket the Northeast and Southwest edges of the block: New Well IP30 Results(i) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CGR Well Raw Gas Condensate Total Sales C5+/Raw ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- (MMcf/d) (Bbls/d) (Boe/d) (Bbls/MMcf) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bilbo (South Blk) Typecurve 5.8 435 1,361 75 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Well 17 8.0 800 2,184 100 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- North Block Typecurve 5.8 261 1,222 45 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Well 18(ii) 5.9 217 1,201 37 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- (i) Well numbering refers to the numbered wells in our corporate presentation available on our website. They are effectively in chronological order since our inception in the play. All numbers shown are based on field estimate data. (ii) This is an IP30 projection based on 21 days of production thus far. -- Increased our Elmworth (North) block typecurve assumptions from an ultimate recovery of 4.4 Bcf/well to 6.0 Bcf/well; -- Achieved the higher end of our annual guidance range. For the fourth quarter of 2013, NuVista's average production was 18,034 Boe/d compared to average production of 17,692 Boe/d for the fourth quarter of 2012 and 18,532 Boe/d for the third quarter of 2013. The increase in production from the fourth quarter of 2012 is due to strong performance of new and existing Wapiti Montney wells offset by the sale of production as a result of 2012 and 2013 non-core dispositions; -- Achieved funds from operations of $21.5 million ($0.17/share, basic) for the three months ended December 31, 2013, a 32% increase from $16.3 million ($0.15/share, basic) for the three months ended December 31, 2012 due to stronger pricing and an increased contribution of higher netback Wapiti Montney volumes. For the year ended December 31, 2013, NuVista's funds from operations were $75.3 million ($0.63/share, basic), a slight decrease from $75.7 million ($0.75/share, basic) in the same period of 2012 due to lower oil prices and divestitures offset by higher natural gas prices; -- Achieved corporate netbacks for the twelvemonths ended December 31, 2013 of $12.99/Boe and $11.91/Boe for the three months ended December 31, 2013. Netbacks are expected to continue rising as the higher netback Wapiti Montney production increasingly dominates our corporate production; -- Successfully executed an annual capital program of $224 million. Drilled 16 wells (15.6 net) in our Montney condensate rich resource play for 100% success rate while initiating spending on our Bilbo block compressor station and trunk lines; -- Entered into significant firm processing contracts, strategically providing our Wapiti Montney play with space to grow to at least 2016, with reduced operating cost and guaranteed downstream liquids fractionation access; -- Increased proved plus probable reserves ("2P") by 48% versus 2012, to 129 MMBoe (up 64% excluding the effect of divested volumes) thereby increasing our proved plus probable reserves life index from 14.6 to 22.2 years. Organic 2P reserves additions replaced 950% of production in the year; -- Increased Montney 2P operating recycle ratio to 2.3x with full year Montney operating netbacks of $27.88/Boe and Montney 2P finding and development costs ("F&D") of $12.05/Boe; -- Continued our trend of efficiency improvements, with average well drilling and completion costs, as well as well cycle times falling significantly; -- Ensured our capital programs are funded through until at least 2015 or longer depending on the pace of capital spending, through a combination of rolling divestitures, improved cash flows, and equity issued in 2013; -- Completed the disposition of certain gross overriding royalty volumes, undeveloped land, and non-core assets producing 1,800 Boe/d in our W3/W4 operating areas for gross proceeds of $43.4 million; and -- Exited 2013 with no bank debt. Net debt, including the working capital deficiency was $48 million and net debt to annualized fourth quarter funds from operations was 0.6x.
As noted above, on the strength of Elmworth (North) block out performance from wells drilled in 2011 to 2013 and even stronger IP30 production results from our recently drilled Elmworth block wells and nearby industry wells, we have increased our internal typecurve assumptions to 6 Bcf/well ultimate recovery compared to our original typecurve assumption of 4.4 Bcf/well. The condensate yield for this area remains unchanged at 45 Bbls/MMcf but the higher overall production results in very strong economics. This recovery applies to the Elmworth block only until more proof points are established on other blocks, and it corresponds to initial IP30 rates of 7.4 MMcf/d compared to our original typecurve assumption of 5.8 MMcf/d. We are very pleased to now have demonstrated proof of this trend which we believe is the natural evolution of a repeatable resource play where drilling and completions techniques can be optimized over time.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Corporate Highlights ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Three months ended Year ended December 31, December 31, ($ thousands, except per share) 2013 2012 2013 2012 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Financial Oil and natural gas revenue 57,143 48,277 213,469 242,012 Funds from operations(1) 21,533 16,278 75,306 75,672 Per basic share 0.17 0.15 0.63 0.75 Per diluted share 0.17 0.15 0.63 0.75 Net earnings (loss) (47,405) (59,042) (61,144) (195,200) Per basic share (0.38) (0.56) (0.51) (1.93) Per diluted share (0.38) (0.56) (0.51) (1.93) Adjusted net earnings (loss)(1) (4,245) (10,920) (20,133) (52,462) Per basic share (0.03) (0.10) (0.17) (0.52) Per diluted share (0.03) (0.10) (0.17) (0.52) Total assets 905,711 878,174 Long-term debt, net of adjusted working capital(1) 47,495 30,388 Capital expenditures 80,011 29,194 226,572 116,638 Dispositions 17,878 204,771 30,270 237,821 Weighted average common shares outstanding (thousands): Basic 125,411 106,006 120,430 101,148 Diluted 125,411 106,006 120,430 101,148 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Operating Production Natural gas (MMcf/d) 73.9 74.9 71.8 95.0 Condensate (Bbls/d) 2,500 954 1,925 1,245 Butane (Bbls/d) 482 527 458 534 Propane (Bbls/d) 712 712 710 722 Ethane (Bbls/d) 744 746 801 700 Oil (Bbls/d) 1,280 2,278 1,478 3,542 Total oil equivalent (Boe/d) 18,034 17,692 17,329 22,577 Average product prices(2) Natural gas ($/Mcf) 3.40 2.79 3.28 2.35 Condensate ($/Bbl) 85.26 115.01 93.27 97.46 Butane ($/Bbl) 58.34 63.11 58.62 67.29 Propane ($/Bbl) 40.51 25.75 28.16 26.99 Ethane ($/Bbl) 10.91 4.30 9.42 7.60 Oil ($/Bbl) 71.46 66.35 78.48 72.11 Operating expenses Natural gas and natural gas liquids ($/Mcfe) 1.67 1.78 1.78 1.87 Oil ($/Bbl) 26.31 15.53 22.65 11.00 Total oil equivalent ($/Boe) 11.16 11.29 11.70 11.17 Operating netback ($/Boe) 17.99 14.82 16.54 13.36 Funds from operations netback ($/Boe)(1) 12.99 10.00 11.91 9.16 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTES: (1) Funds from operations, revenue, funds from operations per share, funds from operations netback, operating netback, adjusted net earnings, adjusted net earnings per share and adjusted working capital are not defined by GAAP in Canada and are referred to as non-GAAP measures. Funds from operations are based on cash flow from operating activities as per the statement of cash flows before changes in non-cash working capital and asset retirement expenditures. Funds from operations per share is calculated based on the weighted average number of common shares outstanding consistent with the calculation of net earnings (loss) per share. Funds from operations netback equals the total of revenues including realized commodity derivative gains/losses less royalties, transportation, operating, general and administrative, restricted stock units, interest expenses and cash taxes calculated on a Boe basis. Adjusted net earnings equals net earnings excluding after tax unrealized gains (losses) on commodity derivatives, impairments, impairment reversals, goodwill impairments and gains (losses) on property divestments. Operating netback equals the total of revenues including realized commodity derivative gains/losses less royalties, transportation and operating expenses calculated on a Boe basis. Adjusted working capital excludes the current portions of the commodity derivative asset or liability. Total Boe is calculated by multiplying the daily production by the number of days in the period. For more details on non-GAAP measures, including reconciliation to GAAP measures refer to NuVista's "Management's Discussion and Analysis". (2) Product prices exclude realized gains/losses on commodity derivatives.
2014 Guidance
2014 is the year where NuVista will enter full development mode in the Wapiti Montney resource play. We have increased our capital budget in 2014 compared to 2013, to the range of $240 million to $260 million with a commensurate increase in rig count to three rigs for most of the year. The capital will be focused approximately 90% in the Wapiti area, with approximately 80% of that in the condensate rich Bilbo development block. We expect to drill and complete 16 to 18 horizontal wells in the year, complete and start up the Bilbo compressor station, and begin delivering to the Keyera Simonette plant late in the second quarter of 2014. This new infrastructure will provide the capacity for significant growth over the next few years.
Our entrance production rate in 2014 after the previously announced December divestitures was approximately 16,500 Boe/d. Production for 2014 is expected to be in the range of 17,500 to 18,500 Boe/d. Behind pipe capacity is continuing to build in order to accommodate the ramp in infrastructure capacity later in the year, with fourth quarter production expected in the range of 20,000 to 21,000 Boe/d. Cash flows for 2014 are expected in the range of $130 million to $140 million based on current strip prices of $4.50/GJ AECO for natural gas and US$98/Bbl for WTI.
Looking beyond 2014, we are excited about our ability to drive and internally fund significant growth with an increased pace of drilling and significant facility capacity. For 2015, we anticipate annual production of approximately 23,000 Boe/d which, at $3.50/GJ AECO gas and US$85/Bbl WTI oil prices, would drive cash flow to approximately $170 million.
With corporate netbacks and production rising quickly, and efficiencies continuing to be built into every aspect of our Wapiti Montney play, NuVista is confident to continue accelerating the pace of activity in the future. We will continue to work with area midstreamers to provide an ever-increasing facility capacity to underpin long-term profitable growth. We would like to thank our shareholders for their continued support, and our exceptionally dedicated and talented staff for their significant contributions to the bright future we are delivering together.
Please refer to the corporate presentation on our website which will be updated on or before the end of March 10, 2014 to include further details and context regarding the information in this press release.
December 31, 2013 audited consolidated financial statements and notes to the consolidated financial statements and Management's Discussion and Analysis for NuVista Energy Ltd. have been filed on SEDAR (www.sedar.com) under NuVista Energy Ltd. and can also be accessed on NuVista's website at www.nuvistaenergy.com.
This news release contains the terms barrels of oil equivalent ("Boe"), millions of barrels of oil equivalent ("MMBoe") and thousand cubic feet equivalent ("Mcfe") and trillion cubic feet equivalent ("Tcfe"). Natural gas is converted to a Boe using six thousand cubic feet of gas to one barrel of oil. In certain circumstances natural gas liquid volumes have been converted to a Mcfe on the basis of one barrel of natural gas liquids to six thousand cubic feet of gas. Boes, MMBoes, Mcfes and Tcfes may be misleading, particularly if used in isolation. The foregoing conversion ratios are based on an energy equivalency conversion method primarily applicable at the burner tip and does not represent a value equivalency at the wellhead. As well, given than the value ratio based on the current price of crude oil to natural gas is significantly different from the 6:1 energy equivalency ratio, using a conversion ratio on a 6:1 basis may be misleading as an indication of value.
Any references in this news release to initial or test production rates are useful in confirming the presence of hydrocarbons, however, such rates are not determinative of the rates at which such wells will continue production and decline thereafter. Additionally, such rates may also include recovered "load oil" fluids used in well completion stimulation. While encouraging, readers are cautioned not to place reliance on such rates in calculating the aggregate production for NuVista.
This press release contains forward-looking statements and forward-looking information (collectively, "forward-looking statements") within the meaning of applicable securities laws. The use of any of the words "will", "expects", "believe", "plans", "potential" and similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements. More particularly and without limitation, this press release contains forward looking statements, including management's assessment of: NuVista's future strategy, plans, opportunities, growth initiatives and operations; the expectations of creating significant shareholder value from NuVista's properties and opportunities; our ability to internally fund these opportunities and initiatives; forecast production; production mix; drilling, development, completion and tie-in plans and results; plans to reduce drilling times and costs and to optimize completions; plans relating to future access to processing facilities, transportation and markets; expectations of future results, including future production levels, typecurves, well economics, and operating costs, future disposition plans, targeted debt level; the amount, timing, allocation and efficiency of NuVista's capital program and the results therefrom; plans and expectations regarding facility construction and infrastructure development, the timing thereof and the benefits to be obtained therefrom; the anticipated potential of NuVista's asset base including expectations regarding repeatable development and improved drilling and completion techniques; forecast cash flow; the source of funding of NuVista's capital program; and plans to internally fund future growth and acceleration of our future opportunities;
NuVista's risk management strategy; expectations regarding future commodity prices and netbacks; industry conditions and the timing of release of future results. By their nature, forward-looking statements are based upon certain assumptions and are subject to numerous risks and uncertainties, some of which are beyond NuVista's control, including the impact of general economic conditions, industry conditions, current and future commodity prices, currency and interest rates, anticipated production rates, borrowing, operating and other costs and funds from operations, the timing, allocation and amount of capital expenditures and the results therefrom, anticipated reserves and the imprecision of reserve estimates, the performance of existing wells, the success obtained in drilling new wells, the sufficiency of budgeted capital expenditures in carrying out planned activities, access to infrastructure and markets, competition from other industry participants, availability of qualified personnel or services and drilling and related equipment, stock market volatility, effects of regulation by governmental agencies including changes in environmental regulations, tax laws and royalties, the ability to access sufficient capital from internal sources and bank and equity markets; and including, without limitation, those risks considered under "Risk Factors" in our Annual Information Form. Readers are cautioned that the assumptions used in the preparation of such information, although considered reasonable at the time of preparation, may prove to be imprecise and, as such, undue reliance should not be placed on forward-looking statements. NuVista's actual results, performance or achievement could differ materially from those expressed in, or implied by, these forward-looking statements, or if any of them do so, what benefits NuVista will derive therefrom. NuVista has included the forward-looking statements in this press release in order to provide readers with a more complete perspective on NuVista's future operations and such information may not be appropriate for other purposes. NuVista disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as required by law.
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Matt Keegan works in sculpture, screenprint and text, but photography is the constant referent at the root of his practice. Using stock imagery and his own photographs, he explores our relationship to iconographic systems, such as language, art historical symbols and common idioms. Keegan explores how photographys lexicon can be layered and juxtaposed to create new visual phrasings.
Josh Kolbo uses 35 mm film to create double-sided C-prints that stretch as long as 18 feet, scrolling off the wall with the stately presence of a minimalist sculpture. The photographs are of objects from the studio, like Pringles, a set of blinds, and the artists hands. The photographs are composed using various formal photographic techniques to highlight textures and shapes, but also to suggest a loss of space and time and a shifting sense of context. The photographs capture the viewers attention as much as the physical gestures that contain them calling into question the traditional hierarchy between picture and frame.
Kate Steciw culls stock photographs from the Internet to create richly colored digital collages. Online images come from an infinite space, imbued with the promise of something concrete, that can never live up to its seductive photographic identity. The work itself invades space with its geometrically shaped frames, dangling from the ceiling or sitting playfully on wheels, ready to surprise the viewer, as the Internet order never could.
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Letha Wilson travels throughout the year to the quintessential western frontier (including California, Utah and her home state of Colorado), returning to Brooklyn with dozens of rolls of sunsets, volcanoes, and rocky mountain ranges. Her practice begins with the simple C-print, which she transforms into a sculpture a landscape unto itself. Often, she meticulously folds the photograph, or otherwise leaves it to buckle and recoil under the weight of poured concrete. She might then adhere a print to the front of the raw cement, leaving a transfer of a rock face, as if the image has rejected its paper self. The sculpture takes issue with the photograph, punching a hole in it, or throwing it face down on the floor.
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Guest list: Chelsy Davy, left, has been invited to the wedding, while bridesmaid Pippa Middleton may have a role after the big day
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The formation of the tail portion of the primitive gut was investigated by light and electron microscopy in 10- and 11-day rat embryos. The observations permit the conclusion that the tail gut does not form as a posterior extension of the hindgut but originates from the tail bud mesenchyme by mechanism analogous to the secondary neurulation. It includes cell condensation, aquisition of apicobasal polarity and the radial, rosette-like arrangement around a central cavity. These cells bear the cytological characteristics of both the absorptive epithelial cells and the mesenchymal cells at their apical (adluminal) and abluminal ends respectively.


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Chicken Tamale Casserole. I made guac and used sour cream on top. I also added a touch of sugar to the corn pudding. So very good.
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Chicken Tamale Casserole. This chicken casserole tops my list of all-time favorites. Imagine a thick layer of a delicious, sweet corn pudding topped with yummy chicken, a little sauce, and lots of gooey melted cheese. It's all the best elements of chicken tamales in an easy to put together casserole.
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The invention relates to a transactional electronic entity and is directed in particular to an improvement made to a transactional electronic entity so that it is able to produce an indication at least partly representative of an elapsed time between two events, the improvement being noteworthy by virtue of its level of integration and its autonomous operation, i.e. its operation independent of any external time measuring system (clock signal generator or the like), which entity is consequently relatively inviolable. For example, the invention may be applied to any autonomous transactional electronic entity, such as a microcircuit card, for example, comprising means for coupling it at least temporarily to an electrical power supply to carry out a transaction. The invention in particular determines the elapsed time between two successive transactions, a knowledge of this additional data item enabling attempted fraud to be detected and consequently making transactions more secure. The term "transaction" refers in a very general sense to any exchange of data between the electronic entity in question and any server hosting software capable of controlling said transaction, for example a computer, an automatic device equipped with a microcircuit card reader, or any other equipment capable of exchanging information with a microcircuit card of this type or an equivalent transactional electronic entity. It should be noted that the invention is of benefit in this context because the means for determining the elapsed time between two transactions may be situated in the autonomous transactional electronic entity and necessitate no electrical power supply integrated into said entity.
A secure transaction aims to take into account certain parameters, such as, for example the identity of the holder of the autonomous transactional electronic entity (the microcircuit card), a code known to the cardholder, or a time interval between two events that is considered to be either normal or abnormal. For example, transactions that do not contain an indication of the time at which they are effected are considered to be much less secure, or even unacceptable in certain situations. The invention provides a solution to this type of problem.
To be more specific, the invention provides a transactional electronic entity characterized in that it comprises at least one subsystem comprising a capacitive component having a leak across its dielectric space, means for coupling said capacitive component to an electrical power supply to be charged by said electrical power supply, and means for measuring the residual charge in said capacitive component, said residual charge being at least in part representative of a time elapsed after said capacitive component is decoupled from said electrical power supply.
In the case of an autonomous electronic entity, such as a microcircuit card, for example, the electronic entity as a whole comprises means for connecting it to an electrical power supply and in this case said capacitive component of the subsystem can be charged only if the electronic entity is connected to the electrical power supply. The latter is external to the entity. For example, the electronic entity could be provided with switching means for disconnecting said capacitive component from the electrical power supply, this disconnection event initializing the time measurement. More generally, the time measurement, i.e. the variation of the charge in the capacitive component, starts as soon as the component, after being charged, is electrically isolated from any other circuit and is able to discharge only across its own dielectric space.
However, even if the measured residual charge is physically linked to the elapsed time between isolating the capacitive component and a given measurement of its residual charge, a measured time between two measurements may be determined, the first measurement determining, so to speak, a reference residual charge (the measured time is considered to be either normal or abnormal, or could in any event be taken into account to determine if the current use of the electronic entity is normal or abnormal). The measuring means are used when it is required to know an elapsed time.
For example, the security of a transaction may be improved if it is possible to take into account the time that has elapsed between two transactions involving the same autonomous electronic entity, for example a microcircuit card such as a bank card, an access control card, etc.
Accordingly, if the time at which a transaction is effected can be stored by a server or a central system and the autonomous entity can evaluate the time that elapses between two transactions, comparing these two times makes the transaction more secure, i.e. detects attempted fraud taking these parameters into account.
Now, most microcircuit cards cannot verify any time-related information that might be supplied to them during a transaction, for the simple reason that they have no internal clock able to operate when they are powered down. One solution to this problem is for the plastic material microcircuit card to be equipped with a film battery accommodated within the thickness of the card. However, this solution is costly, fragile (given its construction), and also vulnerable, since a fraudster may easily obtain access to the power supply and consequently to the current values used in the classic differential power analysis (DPA) method of breaking a cryptographic process.
The invention enables an entity of the above kind to provide information on the time between two transactions and to validate that information. The basic idea of the invention is to measure the time between two transactions using means that do not necessitate an internal electrical power supply.
To be more precise, the invention relates to an autonomous transactional electronic device comprising means for connecting it to an external electrical power supply to effect a transaction, characterized in that it comprises at least one subsystem comprising a capacitive component having a leak across its dielectric space, connected to said external electrical power supply to be charged thereby during a transaction, and means for measuring the residual charge of said capacitive component, said residual charge being at least partly representative of the elapsed time since the last transaction.
In a preferred embodiment, the measuring means comprise a field-effect transistor whose gate is connected to one terminal of said capacitive component, i.e. to one "plate" of a capacitor. This kind of capacitor may be fabricated in MOS technology, its dielectric space consisting of silicon oxide. In this case, it is advantageous if the field-effect transistor is also fabricated in MOS technology. The gate of the field-effect transistor and the "plate" of the MOS capacitive component are connected and constitute a kind of floating grid that may be connected to a component for injecting charge carriers. There may also be no electrical connection as such with the external environment. The connection of the floating grid may be replaced by an (electrically isolated) control grid that loads the floating grid, for example by the tunnel effect or by means of "hot carriers". This grid causes charge carriers to move toward the floating grid common to the field-effect transistor and the capacitive component. This technique is well known to manufacturers of EPROM and EEPROM. The common floating grid remains isolated during the time period between two connections or couplings to an external power supply, i.e. between two successive transactions. The transistor and the capacitive component may then constitute a unit integrated into the microcircuit or forming part of another microcircuit housed in the same autonomous entity.
During a transaction, when the autonomous electronic entity is still coupled to an external electrical power supply, the capacitive component is charged to a predetermined value, either a known value or a value that is measured and stored, and the measuring means are connected to one terminal of the capacitive component. At the end of the transaction, the measuring means, in particular the field-effect transistor, are no longer supplied with power but the grid connected to the terminal of the capacitive component is at a voltage corresponding to the charge in the latter component. Throughout the time period between two transactions, the capacitive component is slowly discharged across its own dielectric space and the voltage applied to the gate of the field-effect transistor therefore progressively decreases. When the electronic entity is again connected to an electrical power supply to effect a new transaction, an electrical voltage is applied between the drain and the source of the field-effect transistor. Thus a current flowing from the drain to the source or vice versa is generated and may be collected and analyzed. The value of the electrical current measured depends on the technological parameters of the field-effect transistor, the potential difference between the drain and the source, and the voltage between the gate and the substrate. The current therefore depends on charge carriers accumulated in the floating grid common to the field-effect transistor and to the capacitive component. Consequently, this drain current is also representative of the time that has elapsed between the two transactions.
The leakage current of the above type of capacitor depends of course on the thickness of its dielectric space and on other technological parameters such as the lengths and areas of contact of the elements of the capacitive component. It is also necessary to take into account the three-dimensional architecture of the contacts of these components, which may induce phenomena having the particular feature of modifying the leakage current parameters (for example modifying the tunnel capacitance value). The type and quantity of dopants and defects may be modulated to modify the characteristics of the leakage current. Temperature variations, to be more precise the mean energy input to the card between two transactions, i.e. during the time period that is to be determined, also have an influence. In fact, any parameter intrinsic to the MOS technology may be used to modulate the time measurement process. Where the heat input is concerned, however, if the dielectric is very thin (less than 5 nanometers thick), the corresponding subsystem is practically insensitive to temperature but the leak is relatively high, and such that only relatively short time periods may be measured, of the order of a few minutes or less. This kind of subsystem with a high leakage independent of temperature may nevertheless be used to detect certain types of fraud. For example, this type of capacitive component detects very closely spaced successive resets that are characteristic of certain of the DPA attacks referred to above.
To measure longer time periods, it is necessary to use a capacitive component having a thicker dielectric space. In this case, the leak is sensitive to temperature variations. To obtain information that is substantially representative of time only, at least two subsystems as defined hereinabove are provided, operating "in parallel". The two temperature-sensitive capacitive components are defined with different leaks, other things being equal, i.e. their dielectric spaces (their silicon oxide layers) are different thicknesses.
To this end, according to one advantageous feature of the invention, the electronic entity defined above is characterized in that it comprises at least two of said subsystems comprising capacitive components having different leaks across their respective dielectric spaces and in that it further comprises means for processing measurements of respective residual charges to extract from said measurements information substantially independent of heat input to said entity during the time elapsed between two transactions.
For example, the processing means may comprise a table of stored time values that is addressed by said respective measurements. In other words, each pair of measurements designates a stored time value independent of temperature and temperature variations during the measured period. The electronic entity normally comprises a memory associated with the microprocessor and a portion of that memory may be used to store said table.
Alternatively, the processing means may comprise calculation software programmed to execute a predetermined function for calculating the time information substantially independently of the heat input and as a function of the two measurements cited above.
The invention will be better understood and other advantages of the invention will become more clearly apparent in the light of the following description, which is given by way of example only and with reference to the appended drawing, in which:
An autonomous transactional electronic entity 11, in this example a microcircuit card, comprises means 12 for coupling it to an external electrical power supply 16. In this example, the entity comprises metal connection areas adapted to be connected to a card reader unit. Two connecting areas 13 a, 13 b are reserved for supplying power to the microcircuit from an electrical power supply accommodated in the server or a similar device to which the autonomous electronic entity is momentarily connected. These connection areas could be replaced by an antenna housed within the thickness of the card and adapted to supply the microcircuit with the electrical energy necessary for its power supply whilst assuring the bidirectional transmission of radio frequency signals for exchanging information. The microcircuit comprises a microprocessor 14 associated in the conventional way with a memory 15.
In the case of the invention, the electronic entity comprises or is associated with at least one subsystem 17 for measuring time. The subsystem 17, which is represented in more detail in
The subsystem 17 comprises a capacitive component 20 having a leak across its dielectric space 24 and means 22 for measuring the residual charge in the capacitive component, said residual charge being at least partly representative of the time elapsed since the capacitive component was decoupled from the electrical power supply, in the present example between two transactions, i.e. between two operations in which the microcircuit is effectively coupled to a server, i.e. connected to an external electrical power supply. The capacitive component is charged by the external electrical power supply during a transaction, either by direct connection, as in the example described here, or by any other means for charging the gate. The tunnel effect is one method of charging the gate with no direct connection. In the present example, the microprocessor 14 controls charging of the capacitive component.
In the example, the capacitive component is an MOS technology capacitor. The dielectric space 24 of this capacitor is a layer of silicon oxide deposited onto the surface of a substrate 26 constituting one of the plates of the capacitor. In the present example this substrate is grounded, i.e. connected to one of the power supply terminals of the external electrical power supply when the latter is connected to the card. The other plate of the capacitor is a conductive deposit 28 a applied to the other side of the silicon oxide layer.
Said measuring means essentially comprise a field-effect transistor 30, in the present example fabricated in the MOS technology, like the capacitor, and whose gate is connected to one terminal of the capacitive component. In the example, the gate is a conductive deposit 28 b of the same kind as the conductive deposit 28 a that constitutes the plate of the capacitive component. These two deposits are either connected to each other or merged into one deposit. A connection 32 to the microprocessor 14 applies a voltage to these two deposits for a short time interval necessary for charging the capacitive component. The microprocessor controls the application of this voltage. More generally, the connection 32 charges the capacitive component 20 at a given time, under the control of the microprocessor, and it is from the time at which the microprocessor cuts off this charging connection (or when the electronic entity as a whole is decoupled from any electrical power supply) that the discharging of the capacitive component across its dielectric space begins, this loss of electrical charge being representative of the elapsed time. The time measurement entails momentary conduction of the transistor 30, which presupposes the presence of an electrical power supply connected between its drain and its source. The MOS field-effect transistor comprises, in addition to the gate, a gate dielectric space 34 separating the latter from a substrate 36 in which a drain region 38 and a source region 39 are defined. The gate dielectric space 34 consists of an insulative layer of silicon oxide. The source connection 40 to the source region is grounded and connected to the substrate and the drain connection 41 is connected to a drain current measuring circuit that includes a resistor 45 to the terminals of which the two inputs of a differential amplifier 46 are connected. The output voltage of this amplifier is therefore proportional to the drain current.
The grid 28 b is floating during the time that elapses between two couplings or connections to an external power supply, i.e. between two successive transactions. In other words, no voltage is applied to the gate during this time. On the other hand, since the gate is connected to a plate of the capacitive component 20, the gate voltage during this time is equal to the voltage that develops between the terminals of said capacitive component and is the result of initial charging thereof under the control of the microprocessor during the last transaction carried out.
The thickness of the insulative layer of the transistor is significantly greater than that of the capacitive component. For example, it is approximately three times greater than that of the capacitive component. Depending on the intended application, the thickness of the insulative layer of the capacitive component is from approximately 4 nanometers to approximately 10 nanometers. When the capacitive component is charged by the external supply, and after the charging connection has been cut off by the microprocessor 14, the voltage at the terminals of the capacitive component 20 decreases slowly as the latter is progressively discharged across its own dielectric space. The discharge of the field-effect transistor across the dielectric space is negligible given the thickness of the latter.
For example, if, for a given dielectric space thickness, the gate and the plate of the capacitive component 6 are charged to 6 volts at time t=0, the time associated with a loss of charge of 1 volt, i.e. to a reduction of the voltage to 5 volts, is of the order of 24 seconds for a thickness of 8 nanometers.
The following table may be drawn up for different thicknesses:
1 hour
1 day
1 week
1 month
Oxide thickness
8.17 nm
8.79 nm
9.17 nm
9.43 nm
Time accuracy
The accuracy depends on the error in reading the drain current (approximately 0.1%). Accordingly, to be able to measure times of the order of one week, a dielectric space layer of the order of 9 nanometers thick may be provided.
Accordingly, during a transaction, for example toward the end thereof, the two capacitive components are charged to a predetermined voltage by the external electrical power supply via the microprocessor 14. When the microcircuit card is decoupled from the server or card reader, the two capacitive components remain charged but begin to discharge across their respective dielectric spaces, and as time elapses without the microcircuit card being used the residual charge in each of the capacitive components decreases, although differently, because of the different leaks determined by their construction.
When the card is again coupled to an electrical power supply, on the occasion of a new transaction, the residual charges in the two capacitive components are representative of the same time interval to be determined, but different because of temperature variations that may have occurred during this time period. When the card is used again, the two field-effect transistors of the two subsystems are supplied with power and the drain current values are read and processed by the microcircuit. For each pair of drain current values, the microcircuit looks up the corresponding time value in said table in memory. That time value is then compared with the value available in the server and the transaction is authorized only if these two values coincide or are relatively close together.
It is not necessary to store the table T. For example, the processing means, i.e. essentially the microprocessor 14, may comprise software for calculating a predetermined function for determining said information as a function of the two measurements and substantially independently of the heat input.
As already indicated, the third subsystem 17C comprises an extremely thin dielectric space making it insensitive to temperature variations. This subsystem may be used, under the control of the microprocessor 14, to detect repeated resets that occur often in the event of a DPA attack.
Other variants are feasible. In particular, eliminating the capacitive component 20 as such to simplify the subsystem 17 may be envisaged, since the field-effect transistor 30 itself may be considered as a capacitive component with the grid 28 b and the substrate 36 constituting its plates, separated by the dielectric space 34. In this case, said capacitive component and said measuring means may be considered to be one and the same.
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Utah State at Colorado State (9/22/12)
* Utah State's 3-1 start to the season is its best since the 1978 team won its first five games of the year.
* Utah State has now won eight of its last 10 games dating back to 2011, including four of its last five on the road.
* Utah State improved to 11-10 under head coach Gary Andersen following a loss and has lost back-to-back games just twice in its last 17 outings.
*Utah State has now out-scored its opponents 51-0 in the first quarter this season and 65-9 in the first-half as USU has yet to allow a first-half touchdown.
* Utah State's 19-play drive in the second quarter was its longest since at least the 2004 season, according to available records. USU did have an 18-play drive against San Jose State in 2007.
* Utah State's 19-play, 85-yard drive in the second quarter took 7:46, which is USU's longest scoring drive in terms of time since an 8:23 minute drive against San Jose State in 2007.
* Utah State held an opponent scoreless in the first half for the first time since the 2009 season against San Jose State.
*Utah State rushed for 262 yards, which was just three shy of its season-high of 265 against Southern Utah.
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* Sophomore RB Joe Hill scored his fourth rushing touchdown of the season.
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