Security IP Core – MD5
RFC 1321 Compliant
Modular design
Technology independent
MD5 was developed by Ronald Rivest of MIT in 1991 and published as an internet standard RFC 1321 in Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). MD5 is a message digest algorithm that operates on 512-bit block using a compression function and generates a 128-bit hash output. The upper limit check of input text (2 64 – 1) is not part of the logic.
MD5 IP core is divided into main module and core module. The main module performs padding and counting of messages. The core module performs the compression operation. For a single 512-bit block it takes 67 cycles to generate a 128-bit hash output. It accepts hexadecimal input data of 32-bit width. The IP Core has been cross-verified with a C-model using a Verilog PLI test environment.
MD5 is a commonly used hash algorithm, which finds its applications in data storage, pseudorandom number generation, signature/verification during data transfer, etc.
Specifications
Implementation Results for V4
* 1508 slices, Performance: 75 MHz
* No Block RAMs, 169 IOBs
* 67 clock cycles for a 512-bit block,
* Throughput: 573.13 Mbps
Design Attributes
* modular design
* Fully synchronous,design
* Single clock
Product Package
* RTL code
* Detailed design document
* Verification environment
* Test cases
* Synthesis environment/scripts
Documentation
* Design Guide
* Synthesis Guide
Availability :Q1 FY08
Language :Verilog HDL
Synthesis : Xilinx ISE, DC
Simulation : Verilog-NC, VCS, MTI
Technology :0.18u ASIC or better, FPGA
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Compliant with RFC 1321