Overview
The AC164167 8-Pin SOIC mikroBUSTM socket board is used to develop applications that require the TA100 or TA101 devices. The socket board is used in conjunction with microcontroller boards that support the mikroBUS extension header. Utilizing a socket allows for the ability to try out various configuration of the TA100 device to select an optimal configuration for a given application. The board supports both 3.3V and 5.0V supply operation and can be used with either I2C or SPI versions of the device with appropriate jumper settings. Dependent on the I/O Mode the device will support between 1 and 3 GPIO's.
Sample devices are not included in the kit. Please Contact Microchip for an NDA and to get TA100 or TA101 sample devices.
Supporting software is available via myMicrochip with an NDA.
- 8-Pin SOIC Socket
- Jumpers for Selecting I2C or SPI Interface
- mikroBUS Extension Header
- 3.3V or 5.0V Power Selection
- Power LED
- GPIO Support
1 - AC164167 8-pin SOIC Socket Board
The AC164167 is Intended for Use with Other Microchip Hardware and Software
Hardware:
- DM320118 Trust Platform Development Board with Firmware 3.2.0 or Higher
- DM320109 CryptoAuth Starter Kit + ATMBUSAdapter with Firmware 3.2.0 or Higher
- Any Microcontroller board with a mikroBUS header
Software:
- Microchip Trust Platform Development Suite (TPDS)
- Microchip CryptoAuthentication Library (TA-CAL) Recommended Ver 3.7.0 or higher (Available under NDA)
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