2015
DOI: 10.1007/s11277-015-2739-x
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PSP CO2: An Efficient Hardware Architecture for AES Algorithm for High Throughput

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“…In the round transformation, each round will generate a new round key obtained by key expansion. The XOR operation between the new round key and the state matrix is called round key addition [ 19 ]. The expression of round key addition is as follows: …”
Section: Theoretical Basis and Algorithm Optimization Of Zigbee Netwo...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the round transformation, each round will generate a new round key obtained by key expansion. The XOR operation between the new round key and the state matrix is called round key addition [ 19 ]. The expression of round key addition is as follows: …”
Section: Theoretical Basis and Algorithm Optimization Of Zigbee Netwo...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Here, the statistical test qualified Salp swarm guided fittest 128 bit long weighted vector act as a key for the AES-128 algorithm. In a classical AES algorithm (Karthigaikumar et al 2015 ), a randomly chosen 128 bit AES key may not qualified for all statistical tests. So, generation of robust key for AES is always an issue.…”
Section: Proposed Techniquementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [20] the architecture for both encryption and decryption using AES is designed by incorporating folded architecture with parallel architecture to increase the throughput and reduce the power consumption. In [21] a parallel sub-pipelined architecture is introduced for AES algorithm. The area of architecture was minimized by combining techniques such as order change, composite field arithmetic (CFA) and key expansion.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%