Vendor: IP Cores, Inc. Category: Symmetric Crypto

LRW-AES Core

Implementation of the older drafts standard IEEE P1619 required the NIST standard AES cipher in the LRW mode for encryption (AES-…

Overview

Implementation of the older drafts standard IEEE P1619 required the NIST standard AES cipher in the LRW mode for encryption (AES-LRW). Note that the new drafts of the P1619 call for a different mode, XTS-AES (see our XTS cores). The LRW1 AES core is tuned for storage applications at the data rates of 3 Gbps and higher. The LRW2 family of cores covers a wide range of area / throughput combinations, allowing the designer to choose the smallest core that satisfies the desired clock/throughput requirements. All LRW cores contain the base AES core AES1 and are available for immediate licensing. LRW3 family is similar to LRW2, but supports 256-bit AES keys and no-penalty key and IV changes.

The design is fully synchronous and available in both source and netlist form.

Key features

  • Small size: LRW1 starts at 30,000 ASIC gates at throughput of 12.8 bits per clock
  • Synthesized for 600+ MHz clock speeds (70+ Gbps throughput for LRW2-128)
  • Completely self-contained: does not require external memory
  • Supports Liskov-Rivest-Wagner encryption and decryption (LRW-AES a.k.a. AES-LRW)
  • Includes LRW-AES encryption, LRW-AES decryption, key expansion and data interface
  • No penalty for key and IV changes (back-to-back operation)
  • 128+128 bit LRW keys supported. 256+128 bit key supported by LRW3.
  • Easily parallelizable for higher data rates
  • Test bench provided

Block Diagram

Applications

  • Storage encryption

What’s Included?

  • HDL Source Licenses
    • Synthesizable Verilog RTL source code
    • Test bench (self-checking)
    • LRW-AES vectors for testbenches
    • Expected results
    • User Documentation
  • Netlist Licenses
    • Post-synthesis EDIF
    • Testbench (self-checking)
    • LRW-AES vectors for testbenches
    • Expected results
    • Place & Route script

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
LRW1
Vendor
IP Cores, Inc.
Type
Silicon IP

Security

Crypto Algorithm
AES

Files

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Provider

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