This work describes the design and implementation of an energy-efficient, scalable encryption processor that utilizes variable voltage supply techniques and a high-efficiency embedded variable output DC/DC converter. The resulting implementation dissipates 134 nJ/bit @ V/sub DD/=2.5 V, when encrypting at its maximum rate of 1 Mb/s using a maximum datapath width of 512 bits. The embedded converter achieves an efficiency of 96% at this peak load. The processor is 2-3 orders of magnitude more energy efficient than optimized assembly code running on a low-power processor such as the StrongARM.
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