Pka Interrupts; Table 171. Ecdsa Verification Average Computation Times; Table 172. Point On Elliptic Curve Fp Check Average Computation Times; Table 173. Montgomery Parameters Average Computation Times - ST STM32WL5 Series Reference Manual

Public key accelerator (PKA)
160
3500000

Table 172. Point on elliptic curve Fp check average computation times

160
10800
160
4518
1. The computation times depend upon the length and the value of the modulus, hence these values are
average execution times of random moduli of given length.
24.6

PKA interrupts

There are three individual maskable interrupt sources generated by the public key
accelerator, signaling the following events:
1. access to unmapped address (ADDRERRF), see
2. PKA RAM access while PKA operation is in progress (RAMERRF), see
3. PKA end of operation (PROCENDF)
The three interrupt sources are connected to the same global interrupt request signal pka_it.
The user can enable or disable above interrupt sources individually by changing the mask
bits in the
interrupt. The status of the individual interrupt events can be read from the PKA status
register (PKA_SR), and it is cleared in PKA_CLRFR register.
Table 174
Access to unmapped address error
PKA RAM access error
PKA end of operation
724/1461

Table 171. ECDSA verification average computation times

192 256
5350000 10498000
192
14200

Table 173. Montgomery parameters average computation times

192 256 320
7846 11848 14902
PKA control register (PKA_CR). Setting the appropriate mask bit to 1 enables the
gives a summary of the available features.

Table 174. PKA interrupt requests

Interrupt event
Modulus length (in bits)
320
18126000
Modulus length (in bits)
256 320
20400 31000
Modulus length (in bits)
384 512
21682 35012
Event flag
ADDRERRF
RAMERRF
PROCENDF
RM0453 Rev 1
384 512
29118000 61346000
384
49600
521 1024 2048
64000 119536 466146 1104642
Section 24.3.7
Enable control bit
ADDRERRIE
RAMERRIE
PROCENDIE
RM0453
521
71588000
512
82400
(1)
3072
Section 24.3.7