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ATSHA204A SHA 256 high security hardware authentication IC for secure and unique experimental data exchange

Miguel Tomas Silva edited this page Dec 18, 2022 · 7 revisions

The smart DAQ has an onboard high security data authentication chip. The IC ATSHA204A uses SHA-256 encryption to do experimental data authentication and validation. This is necessary so any sensor data measurements made with this smart DAQ can be traced back to its origins ( Unique 72-bit Serial Number) on the laboratory where experimental testing was made. Some features of the ATSHA204A chip:

  • Crypto Element with Protected Hardware-Based Key Storage
  • Secure Symmetric Authentication Device Host and Client Operations
  • Superior SHA-256 Hash Algorithm with Message Authentication Code (MAC) and Hash-Based Message Authentication Code (HMAC) Options
  • 256-bit Key Length; Storage for Up to 16 Keys
  • Guaranteed Unique 72-bit Serial Number
  • Internal, High-quality Random Number Generator (RNG)
  • 4.5 kb EEPROM for Keys and Data
  • 512 bit OTP (One Time Programmable) Bits for Fixed Information
  • Secure Download and Boot – Ecosystem Control – Message Security – Anti-Cloning

more information about this high security data authentication chip can be found here.




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