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True Random Number Generator (TRNG) IP
- The TRNG IP delivers NIST- and BSI-compliant entropy for secure embedded and SoC designs.
- With robust health testing and digital or analog implementation options, our TRNGs provide the foundation for trusted key generation, encryption, and authentication in mission-critical applications.
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TRNG (True Random Number Generator) NIST SP800-90C
- TRNG Core meets NIST SP 800-90A/B standard
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True Random Number Generator (TRNG)
- Compact Size
- Autonomous Operation
- Parameterizability
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Digital True Random Number Generator (TRNG), compliant with NIST SP800-90
- Fully Digital and based on standard cells
- Compliant with: AIS-31 (PTG.1 to PTG.3), NIST FIPS 140-3, NIST SP 800-90, GM/T 0005-2015
- Robust against process, temperature and voltage variations
- Post-silicon fine tuning to ensure high-level functional safety
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The True Random Number Generator (TRNG) Digital Noise Source
- Robust, low-footprint, standard-cell based entropy source
- Entropy generation through thermal noise extraction
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True Random Number Generator (TRNG) Digital Post Processing compliant with the FIPS 140-2 and AIS 31 standards
- State-of-the-art TRNG post-processing
- Fully compliant with the AIS 31 classes PTG.1 and PTG.2
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True Random Number Generator (TRNG) Analog Noise Source
- robust, fully-integrated, state-of-the-art physical entropy source
- differential jitter extraction through a PLL-based fully symmetric architecture
- stochastic model of the entropy source for AIS 31 certification
- asynchronous random clock signal output
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RSA/ECC Public Key Accelerators with TRNG and AHB
- Up to 4160-bit modulus size for RSA & 768-bit modulus for prime field ECC operations
- Public key signature generation, verification and key negotiation with little involvement of host
- NIST CAVP compliant for FIPS 140-3
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RSA/ECC Public Key Accelerator Farm with TRNG and AHB
- High-performance accelerator for Public Key operations, up to 4160-bit modulus size for modular exponentiations and 768-bit modulus for ECC operations
- Performs high-level key negotiate & sign/verify operations
- Synthesizable over 550 MHz in 40nm technologies and over 650 MHz in 28nm technologies
- Up to sixteen independent command/result queues