Vendor: ASICS World Services, LTD. Category: Hash / MAC

HASH Core, providing MD5, SHA1 and SHA256. Includes DMA and AXI Interface

This is a high performance, small footprint HASH IP Core.

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Overview

This is a high performance, small footprint HASH IP Core. It supports three HASH algorithms: MD5, SHA1, SHA256. A S/G DMA engine keeps the core running. Each hash engine has it’s own dedicated clock, which is independent of the main AXI clock.

ARCHITECTURE

The HASH IP Core performs 3 different HASH calculation. Witch HASH is to b e used is determined in the CSR register. Once a starting TD address has been set, the DMA engine can be enabled. It will process TDs until it encounters a TD with the NEXT field of zero.

 

Key features

  • Supports MD5, SHA1 and SHA256
  • High Performance S/G DMA engine
  • Fully AXI-4 compatible
  • AXI-Light for register Interface
  • Separate clocks for MD5, SHA and SHA256 engines and AXI interface

Block Diagram

HASH_1 block diagram

Benefits

  • High Performance, small footprint

What’s Included?

  • Verilog Source Code
  • Test bench
  • Tech Support

Files

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Specifications

Identity

Part Number
HASH_1
Vendor
ASICS World Services, LTD.

Provider

ASICS World Services, LTD.
ASICs World Services specialize in providing top-notch IP Cores and design services. We will assist you in any phase of the design cycle, or take your idea from the conceptual stage to final product. With over 60 years of experience in the field, we have a long list of successfully completed projects.
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