Research and Design of Data Encryption Circuit based on D Flip-Flop
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https://doi.org/10.61173/6p4c6538Keywords:
State Machines (Moore & Mealy), State Graphs, Logic Gates, D flip flopAbstract
Since information technology is developing so quickly, the problem of data security has become increasingly prominent. Data encryption technology, as an important means of securing data transmission, plays a vital role in resisting network attacks and protecting privacy. In this paper, a data encryption circuit based on D flip-flop is studied, aiming to improve the efficiency and security of data encryption. First, this paper introduces the basic principles of data encryption and analyzes the application of D flip-flop in encryption circuit. Subsequently, the design principle of Moore’s state machine is elaborated, and encryption circuit is designed with the use of the state graph and state table. Further, this paper demonstrates the logic circuit design process., including the derivation of D-flip-flop input Circuit construction and Boolean expressions. This research provides a hardware implementation design solution for the design of data encryption circuits, which is expected to play a role in improving encryption speed and enhancing security.
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