AES 256 encryption IP core
AES encryption transforms plaintext into ciphertext through multiple transformation rounds.
Overview
AES encryption transforms plaintext into ciphertext through multiple transformation rounds. Each round reads the state into four 4-byte variables, transforms them, and XORs them with a 32-byte round key. Compliant with NIST standards, the AES IP core uses Rijndael encoding/decoding with 256-bit blocks and key length.
Key features
- Data Path runs at 256-bit width.
- Programming of Key and Initialization Vector Supported.
- Buffer-free implementation of RTL code is fast and easy to integrate into SoCs.
- Pipelined instances architecture with Vendor-independent code.
- Support for CTR, CBC, ECB, CFB, OFB mode.
- Solution Type: IP Core.
- End-Market: Automotive, Broadcast, Consumer, Industrial, Medical, Military, Computer & Storage, Wireless.
Specifications
Identity
Security
Files
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Provider
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What is AES 256 encryption IP core?
AES 256 encryption IP core is a Symmetric Crypto IP core from Logic Fruit Technologies listed on Semi IP Hub.
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