Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Kyung-Wan Nam

Jae-Chul Park

Young-Wook Park

Kab-Joo Lee

Jae-Sun Choi

Tae-Gon Park

Doo-youll Yi

A security circuit using at least two finite state machine units for storing data to and reading data from a multiport memory in a pipelined manner and an intermediate memory, for facilitating transfer of data between the at least two finite state machines. The security circuit may be used to perform key setup and/or data ciphering faster. The security circuit may operate in any environment where the key is changed every frame, for example, a wireless LAN application and the security circuit may operate in conjunction with, or as part of, a MAC controller.

Security circuit using at least two finite state machine units and methods using the same

The present invention relates to a cryptographic apparatus for encrypting data stored in a memory. The cryptographic apparatus of the present invention operates in the ECB, CBC, CBC-MAC, counter and OCB modes using small and simple elements. The cryptographic apparatus minimizes data communication between CPU and the cryptographic apparatus to improve the performance of the communication system. On the other hand, the input buffer and output buffer of the cryptographic apparatus are configured to store at least two blocks respectively, so that the performance of the cryptographic apparatus is maximized. Furthermore, the cryptographic apparatus supports zero-padding, so that the process of the CPU is minimized.

Cryptographic apparatus for supporting multiple modes

A bitmap manager, a method of allocating a bitmap memory, a method of generating an acknowledgement between network entities, and a network entity implementing the same. The bitmap manager may include a bitmap memory for storing a block acknowledge of received frames based on a bitmap, a bitmap management information controller for receiving a bitmap entry number and storing bitmap management information associated with the physical address of the bitmap memory, and a bitmap manager finite state machine (BM FSM), receiving an update or an extract request for the received frames, managing the bitmap management information, and updating or extracting the bitmap memory.

Bitmap manager, method of allocating a bitmap memory, method of generating an acknowledgement between network entities, and network entity implementing the same

In a method and apparatus for data transmission suitable for a high-performance wireless LAN, the apparatus utilizes a serial communication interface device to perform data transmission between a master and a slave. The data transmission apparatus includes a data input unit for receiving at least one of transmission rate data and transmission length data to be transmitted from the master to the slave. A selection unit receives the at least one of the transmission rate data and the transmission length data from the data input unit, and receives at least one of a corresponding first event signal and a second event signal for selectively transmitting at least one of the transmission rate data and the transmission length data respectively to the slave. A controller receives the at least one of the transmission rate data and the transmission length data from the selection unit and controls a serial communication interface used to transmit the at least one of the transmission rate data and the transmission length data to the slave. A control unit automatically controls critical timing of the transmission of the at least one of the transmission rate data and the transmission length data, in response to activation of the corresponding at least one first event signal and second event signal.

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Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

Kyung-Wan Nam