MYK-11 VLSI ASIC

The MYK-11 VLSI can encrypt or decrypt using the KG-46, KG-57, and KG-96 algorithms. It is available as engineering models and at higher qualification levels up to QML-V Level. This unit, which replaced the MYK-6, is a rad-hard VLSI chip for embedment applications.

• Data Rate: 1bps to 34Mbps
• Operating Voltage: 4.5 to 5.5 VDC
• Power Consumption: 40 mW/MHz (nominal)
• Data Interface: I/O--TTL, Clocks--CMOS
• Format: NRZ-L
• Processing: DESC-qualified JAN CMOS gate array
• Testing: MIL-M-38510/MIL-STD-883 Level "S", MIL-PRF-38535 QML-V.
• Additional Testing: Group E and DPA Available
• MTTF: >10M Hours per MIL-HDBK-217E
• Technology: 1.5 micron Double Level Metal Bulk CMOS gate array
• Package: 84-pin ceramic flat pack
• Other: Available in Class B (with protective coating)

Subject to change without notice

• Satellite downlink encryptor or uplink decryptor
• Cryptographically-compatible with the KGR-28, KGT-29, KGT-61/KGR-61 (KG-57), KGR-62/KGT-62, KG-96, and MYK-5 and MYK-12 Ground Units
• Off-the-shelf Level "S" (QML-V) availability. Binary TTL data format. Maximum data rate of 34 Mbps.
• Controlled cryptographic item (unclassified without key)
• Meets Level S and QML-V requirements of MIL-M-38510 and MIL-STD-883 and MIL-PRF-38535
• DESC-qualified JAN CMOS gate array manufacturer
• Endorsed by NSA for Type 1 and 2 applications
• Radiation-hardened for space applications: 1 M rad (Si) total dose (> 10 M functional)
• Single-Event Upset (SEU) 1E-10 errors/cell-day