Embedded Security
KeeLoq® Technology
Microchip Technology has had a long history as a major supplier in the security industry primarily utilizing our proprietary, royalty-free KeeLoq technology, an industry proven technology used worldwide by leading manufacturers, to provide additional security to their applications for more than 15 years.
Wireless Security Remote Control Development Kit
The Wireless Security Remote Control Development Kit is a demonstration and development platform for wireless security remote control applications. The kit demos two security protocols, Classic KeeLoq® and Advanced KeeLoq® (AES-128). The kit contains a four-button key fob transmitter based on the PIC12LF1840T39A, receiver PICtail ™ daughterboard, and Embedded Security Development Board.
Wireless Security Remote Control Development Kits
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KeeLoq® 3 Development Kit
The low-cost KeeLoq® 3 Development Kit (DM303008) is designed to help engineers get up to speed quickly using PIC® microcontrollers, and provides everything needed to program, debug, and develop secure authentication applications for a variety of markets such as security systems (keypads, remote sensors and access control); remote keyless entry (automotive) and authentication (identity and property) applications. See the product site for more information.
Additional KEELOQ Information
KeeLoq® Software
Semtech/Microchip Remote Keyless Entry Reference Design with Code-Hopping Encryption
The SX1230-13RKEA433 reference design kit provides a turnkey platform for highly secure, low-power, multi-band wireless remote keyless entry (RKE) systems. This RKE kit integrates Semtech’s high-performance transmitter and transceiver ICs with Microchip’s KEELOQ code-hopping technology running on PIC microcontrollers. The kit helps simplify and accelerate the development of secure, high-performance and cost-effective RKE systems for vehicles, office buildings and homes, and provides a single platform that works across virtually all major frequency regulations.
The RKE reference-design hardware includes transmitter and receiver boards, multi-band PCB antenna and Microchip MCUs, and runs Microchip’s KEELOQ code-hopping encryption software. Confidential information is stored inside the Flash memory of the PIC microcontroller, while the KEELOQ security algorithm encrypts the information in the RF transmission packets prior to any RF transmission, unlike some existing RKE systems in the market.
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