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AT88SC25616C-MJ is a Microchip / Atmel secure CryptoMemory EEPROM with 256 Kbits of user memory divided into sixteen zones. The exact -MJ order code denotes an M2 J ISO-contact smart-card module.
Confirm the complete ordering code, card-contact drawing, and security provisioning for the supplied lot.
The device provides 32 Kbytes of user EEPROM in sixteen 2-Kbyte zones and a separate 2-Kbit configuration area. Programmable access rights, password and key storage, mutual authentication, encrypted checksums, and stream encryption support controlled nonvolatile storage.
Sixteen 2-Kbyte zones support separately controlled data areas.
Key sets, passwords, and authentication support device-host policy enforcement.
The -MJ variant is the ISO-capable M2 J module.
Optional anti-tearing helps recover from an interrupted write cycle when implemented correctly.
Sixteen 16-Kbit user zones; single-byte or 128-byte page writing.
64-bit mutual-authentication protocol, encrypted checksum, stream encryption, and four key sets are documented by Microchip.
The -MJ module supports the documented T=0 and two-wire options, unlike the TWI-only -MJTG variant.
The manufacturer summary specifies 100,000 write cycles and 10-year data retention.
The registered form is M2 J, Smart Card Module (ISO). Microchip lists AT88SC25616C-MJ as the M2 J ISO module and -MJTG as the distinct TWI module. The manufacturer summary specifies a 12.6 × 11.4 mm exposed-metal contact area; excised dimensions may be larger. Consult the controlled module drawing for mechanical design.

The local package JPG is absent and the production image URL returns HTTP 404. Keep this draft unpublished until a verified image is supplied.
The manufacturer's ISO module table assigns C1 to VCC, C2 to RST, C3 to SCL/CLK, C5 to GND, and C7 to SDA/IO; C4, C6, and C8 are not connected. Check the physical module orientation and do not substitute eight-lead plastic-package numbering.
| Family | CryptoMemory |
|---|---|
| User EEPROM | 256 Kbits (32 Kbytes) |
| User zones | Sixteen × 16 Kbits (2 Kbytes) |
| Write mode | Single byte or 128-byte page |
| Configuration area | 2 Kbits, separate from user memory |
| User OTP area | 37 bytes |
| Key/password area | 160 bytes |
| Authentication | 64-bit mutual-authentication protocol |
| Supply voltage | 2.7 V to 5.5 V |
| Module temperature | Commercial, 0°C to 70°C per ordering table |
| Smart-card class | ISO 7816 Class A (5 V) or Class B (3 V) |
| Two-wire compatibility | Up to 1.0 MHz in documented mode |
| Write endurance | 100,000 cycles per manufacturer summary |
| Data retention | 10 years per manufacturer summary |
| Registered module | M2 J, Smart Card Module (ISO) |
Refer to the full manufacturer specification for operating conditions, timing, and security procedures.
Other CryptoMemory capacities and the -MJTG two-wire-only module are not automatic replacements. Compare user-zone size, card contacts, ISO T=0 requirements, voltage, temperature, security configuration, and personalization. No unverified internal product link is supplied.
Microchip's AT88SC25616C Summary Datasheet (5017KS–SMEM–08/09) documents memory organization, contact assignments, ordering codes, electrical features, and M2 module dimensions. Use the latest CryptoMemory full specification and manufacturer lifecycle information for final design decisions.
Store controlled data in an ISO-contact credential.
Allocate zones to separate protected records.
Apply managed keys and access rights during provisioning.
Use two-wire mode only where the exact module and host design support it.
Inspect module contacts, dimensions, marking, lot traceability, and electrical readout. Control key and password provisioning, zone rights, and write-recovery procedures. Review this mature security architecture against current system threat requirements.
No. The 2-Kbit configuration area is separate from the 256-Kbit user EEPROM.
Not unconditionally; -MJTG is the TWI-only module and may not meet ISO T=0 requirements.
No. The M2 J contact module requires its own mechanical drawing.
No. The registered production package JPG currently returns HTTP 404.
Confirm the latest manufacturer-controlled full specification, exact -MJ order code, module dimensions, contact map, operating mode, power conditions, and personalization flow. Verify and deploy the missing JPG before formal publication.
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