Vendor: Secure-IC Category: Security Coprocessor

DDR Encrypter

The DDR encrypter IP Core module enables on-the-fly encryption and authentication to the external memory.

Overview

The DDR encrypter IP Core module enables on-the-fly encryption and authentication to the external memory.

It supports AXI slave/master interfaces, APB port for configuration purpose. It is typically placed between the processor(s) and an external memory controller (DDRx). This IP Core improves tamper resistance by avoiding any modification, spoofing or analysis of external data.

Implementation aspects

Authenticated Encryption APB3 PRODUCT SHEET Features Protects the external memory AXI On-the-fly encryption Optional authentication Transparent for the processor Scalable data bus width AMBA Master/Slave interfaces Multi-region management Scalable throughput Master port ASIC and FPGA (incl. UltraScale+ & Versal) Applications Defence Data Center Payment The processor can securely and transparently write/read data or code from external memory. It leverages the AES Core from Secure-IC. The unique architecture enables a high level of flexibility and allows it to be used by microcontroller and multi-core architectures. The features required by a specific application can be taken into account in order to select the most optimal configuration for any FPGA or ASIC technology.

Key features

  • Protect the external memory
  • On-the-fly encryption
  • Optional authentication
  • Transparent for the processor
  • Scalable data bus width
  • AMBA Master/Slave interfaces
  • Multi-region management
  • Scalable throughput
  • ASIC and FPGA (incl. UltraScale+ & Versal)

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Benefits

  • A high throughput DDR encrypter (100Gbps). The DDR encrypter IP Core module enables on-the-fly encryption and authentication to the external memory. It is highly configurable and may be optimized for various size, throughput, and latency trade-offs. The core is device independent and is highly portable.

Applications

  • Defence
  • Data Center
  • Payment

What’s Included?

  • Netlist or RTL
  • Scripts for synthesis & STA
  • Self-checking RTL test-bench on referenced vectors
  • Documentation

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
SCZ_IP_MP_DDRenc
Vendor
Secure-IC
Type
Silicon IP

Files

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Provider

HQ: France

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What is DDR Encrypter?

DDR Encrypter is a Security Coprocessor IP core from Secure-IC listed on Semi IP Hub.

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