AT88CK490, A New Atmel CryptoAuthentication USB Dongle Evaluation Kit
Atmel had produced a new USB evaluation kit “AT88CK490” to evaluate the performance and applicability of the Atmel Family of CryptoAuthentication devices. The kit contains three devices; ATSHA204, ATAES132, and ATECC108.
AT88CK490 Kit devices are based on Atmel AT90USB1287 microcontroller which provides a convenient USB 2.0 interface allowing users to understand and experiment with the CryptoAuthentication devices. Developers can use the provided 5-pin interface at the end of the board and can be used to monitor the I2C protocol.
This kit gives engineers, developers, and decision makers a tool to understand the device architecture and its usages for product authentication, confidential file protection, performing two-factor logons, or preventing software piracy.
CryptoAuthentication USB Dongle Kit Features
- Atmel ATAES132A CryptoAuthentication IC: I2C Address (0xA0)
- Atmel ATSHA204A CryptoAuthentication IC: I
- 2C Address (0xC8)
- Atmel ATECC108A CryptoAuthentication IC: I2C Address (0xC0) – AT88CK490 Only
- Atmel ATECC508A CryptoAuthentication IC: I
- 2C Address (0xC0) – AT88CK590 Only
- Atmel AT90USB1287AVR
- 128KB of In-system Programmable Flash
- 4KB EEPROM
- 8KB Internal SRAM
- USB 2.0 Full Speed Device
- Power LED (Red)
- Three Status LEDs (Blue)
Atmel CryptoAuthentication is a crypto element device family with ultra-secure hardware-based key storage. It is used to ensure that the product and its accessories are original and are not counterfeited. CryptoAuthentication devices support modern cryptographic standards. They are cost-effective, require only a single GPIO, use very little power, operate over a wide voltage range, and work with any MCU.
The AT88CK490 evaluation kit has been designed to work with the Atmel CryptoAuthentication Evaluation Studio (ACES) configuration environment GUI. The complete source code for the Atmel AVR® is available, along with a schematic, a bill of materials, and Gerber files.