Vendor: Secure-IC Category: Hash / MAC

SHA-3 Crypto Engine

The SHA-3 crypto engine has integrated flexibility and scalability to allow for high throughput and a configurable number of hash…

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Overview

The SHA-3 crypto engine has integrated flexibility and scalability to allow for high throughput and a configurable number of hashing rounds per clock cycle to optimize the silicon resource/performance ratio. Fixed-length or extendable-output (XOF) functions can simply be chosen per individual message through configuration settings.

Implementation aspects

Standardized AXI-4 and AHB (optional) I/O simplify system integration. Accountability is guaranteed by single RTL database for all configurations in either ASIC or FPGA application.

Key features

  • ASIC and FPGA
  • FIPS 202 compliant
  • Supported fixed-length functions:
    • SHA3-224
    • SHA3-256
    • SHA3-384
    • SHA3-512
  • Supported XOF functions:
    • SHAKE128
    • SHAKE256
  • Context save and load
  • Very high throughput
  • Low power feature
  • Control interface
  • Compact solution
  • Data interface: AMBA (AXI/AHB) with optional DMA
  • Control interface: APB/AXI4-lite

Block Diagram

SCZ_IP_SHA3 block diagram

Benefits

  • Standardized AXI-4 and AHB (optional) I/O simplifies system integration. Accountability is guaranteed by single RTL database for all configurations in either ASIC or FPGA application. It is delivered with software drivers for easy integration.

Applications

  • Encrypted data storage
  • Secure communications
  • Secure processing
  • IPsec acceleration
  • E-commerce
  • VPN
  • Financial Transactions

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_SHA3
Vendor
Secure-IC
Type
Silicon IP

Security

Crypto Algorithm
SHA3

Files

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Provider

Secure-IC
HQ: France
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