Build a user library for PCIe cryptographic accelerator
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https://doi.org/10.54654/isj.v1i16.926Keywords:
PCIe, FPGA, hardware accelerationAbstract
Abstract— High-speed encryption device using PCIe interface has been developed and commercialized for a long time with the purpose of speeding up encryption/decryption processing and hiding algorithms and cryptographic parameters. In the article [1], the authors introduced a solution to design a PCIe cryptographic accelerator using FPGA technology. In this paper, the authors introduce a solution to build a user library for PCIe cryptographic accelerator. This library set will have functions to help applications and software on computers use PCIe acceleration cards flexibly and conveniently.
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