SHA-256 IP
SHA-256 IP is an optimized and efficient implementation of a secure hash algorithm SHA-256 specified in FIPS 180-4 standard.
Overview
SHA-256 IP is an optimized and efficient implementation of a secure hash algorithm SHA-256 specified in FIPS 180-4 standard. SHA256-IP can process 512-bit data blocks in just 65 clock cycles. Delivering 7.875Mbps throughput per 1MHz clock such as 2.362 Gbps throughput @ 300MHz. * tentative
SHA-256 is one of the most secure and practically unbreakable hashing functions which is most popular to use in various applications such as secure password hashing, digital signature, SSL/TLS certificate and Bitcoin cryptocurrency.
Together with Design Gateway's data storage and networking IP, SHA256-IP enables more opportunity for inventing the secure, efficient and high performance applications.
Key features
- Support SHA 256-bit standard function
- Support input data length up to 261-1 bytes (264-8 bits)
- Super high throughput rate at 65 clocks per 64 bytes data
- Hash speed up to 2.362 Gbps @ 300MHz * tentative
- Simple user interface signals as same as FIFO interface
- Small Resource Consumption
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Specifications
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What is SHA-256 IP?
SHA-256 IP is a Hash / MAC IP core from Design Gateway Co., Ltd. listed on Semi IP Hub.
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