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ATSHA204A-MAHDA-T from Microchip Technology is a hardware authentication device with protected key storage, SHA-256/HMAC acceleration and an I2C interface, supplied in an 8-pad 2 mm × 3 mm UDFN package.
Technical and ordering data were checked against Microchip's ATSHA204A product page and data sheet.
ATSHA204A provides challenge-response authentication without exposing secret keys to the host MCU. It combines SHA-256, HMAC, a hardware random-number generator, protected EEPROM key slots and a factory-programmed unique serial number.
Keys remain in hardware-protected storage during authentication operations.
Dedicated SHA-256 and HMAC functions reduce firmware cryptography work.
Each device includes a factory-programmed 72-bit serial number.
The MA package is an 8-pad 2 mm × 3 mm UDFN for space-constrained boards.
4.5 Kbit EEPROM plus a 512-bit one-time-programmable zone.
Supports storage for up to 16 keys with configurable access policies.
The HDA ordering code provides an I2C interface operating up to 1 MHz.
Sleep current is specified below 150 nA.
The MAHDA-T ordering option uses an 8-pad 2 mm × 3 mm UDFN with exposed pad and I2C interface. The -T suffix is the large tape-and-reel option, listed by Microchip at 15,000 units per reel.
Expected library path: /upload/package/8-UDFN-Exposed-Pad.jpg
Pins 1, 2, 3 and 7 are no-connect on the I2C UDFN option. Follow the official land pattern and exposed-pad guidance.
| Cryptographic functions | SHA-256 and HMAC |
|---|---|
| EEPROM | 4.5 Kbit |
| OTP zone | 512 bit |
| Key slots | Up to 16 |
| Unique serial number | 72 bit |
| Interface | I2C, up to 1 MHz |
| Supply voltage | 2.0 V to 5.5 V |
| I/O operating range | 1.8 V to 5.5 V |
| Sleep current | <150 nA |
| Operating temperature | -40°C to +85°C |
| Package | 8-pad 2 mm × 3 mm UDFN exposed pad |
ATSHA204A-MAHDA-S is the same UDFN/I2C device in a smaller 3,000-unit reel option. Electrical behavior and footprint are unchanged, but supply media and procurement quantity differ.
For any functional replacement, confirm configuration-zone layout, key provisioning, host command timing, I2C address behavior and locked-device migration.
Microchip Technology supplies embedded control, connectivity and hardware-security products. ATSHA204A is listed as an in-production CryptoAuthentication device.
Validates authorized modules, consumables and peripherals.
Supports secure challenge-response checks before enabling protected functions.
Stores a per-device identity and symmetric secret outside host firmware.
Adds hardware-backed identity to products and replaceable units.
Verify the complete MAHDA-T ordering code, package dimensions and reel label. Keep lot traceability and use an approved provisioning process; a genuine blank device is not equivalent to one carrying the required customer keys and configuration.
No. It is a SHA-256/HMAC symmetric authentication device.
The HDA suffix identifies the I2C option, specified up to 1 MHz.
Protected keys are intended for internal cryptographic operations; access behavior is controlled by the configured and locked zones.
No. The database package record exists, but the expected JPG is missing and must be supplied before publication.
Prototype the complete authentication flow before locking configuration or data zones. Confirm pull-ups, wake timing, power sequencing, provisioning custody and recovery procedures against the latest Microchip documentation.
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