An Efficient Polynomial Multiplier in GF(2m) and its Application to ECC Designs

This paper discusses approaches that allow constructing efficient polynomial multiplication units. Such multipliers are the most important components of ECC hardware accelerators. The proposed hRAIK multiplication improves energy consumption, the longest path, and required silicon area compared to s...

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Public key cryptography
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