SHA-1 IP Core Secure Hash Function

The SHA1 IP core is a high performance implementation of the SHA-1 Message Digest algorithm, a one-way hash function, compliant with FIPS 180-1.

The core is composed of two main units, the SHA1 Engine and the Padding Unit as shown in the block diagram. The SHA1 Engine applies the SHA1 loops on a single 512-bit message block, while the Padding Unit splits the input message into 512-bit blocks and performs the message padding on the last block of the message.
The processing of one 512-bit block is performed in 82 clock cycles and the bit-rate achieved is 6.24Mbps / MHz on the input of the SHA1 core.

The SHA1 core is equipped with easy to use fully stallable interfaces both for input and output. These are designed to permit the user's application to stop the data stream from the core when it is not able to receive data or to stop the input stream towards the core according to data arrival rate.

Applications

Data integrity.

Bulk Encryption.

High speed networking equipment.

Secure wireless applications.

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Features

Compliant to FIPS 180-1 specification of SHA-1.

Bit padding internally implemented.

Supports 2^64-1 bits maximum message length.

Supports input message length multiple of 8-bit.

Initial value of the chaining variables selected before synthesis.

82 processing cycles per 512-bit message block.

Fully stallable input and output interfaces, ideal for streaming applications.

Designed for Easy Integration

Optimum design for ASIC or FPGA implementations.

Comprehensive documentation and a complete verification environment, including a bit-accurate model.

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