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The LCDChip DS2401P catalog entry identifies an Analog Devices / Maxim Integrated factory-programmed 64-bit 1-Wire identity device in a registered 6-SMD, J-Lead package. It supplies a unique ROM code over a single data line and ground return.
Verify the catalog's unsuffixed ordering code against the current manufacturer ordering table and the physical lot before procurement or qualification.
DS2401P is a silicon serial-number device, not a general-purpose EEPROM. Its factory-lasered 64-bit ROM comprises an 8-bit family code (01h), a 48-bit unique serial field, and an 8-bit CRC. A controller reads the identifier through the 1-Wire interface, which carries communication and parasitic operating power on the data conductor.
A unique 48-bit serial field helps trace boards, equipment, or nodes.
1-Wire communication uses a data connection and ground return.
Search ROM enables a bus controller to enumerate several devices on one net.
No separate device supply pin is required for normal ROM reading.
Family code, unique serial field, and CRC are fixed at manufacture.
Reset/presence signaling and read/search ROM commands support identification.
Several devices may share one properly designed 1-Wire net.
The catalog's six-lead TSOC package must be checked against the controlled outline.
The LCDChip registered package is 6-SMD, J-Lead. The manufacturer's current table identifies the DS2401P+ family variant as a six-pin TSOC device. Use the controlled outline to distinguish front/bottom pin views, lead forming, and spacing before adopting a land pattern.

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The manufacturer DS2401 TSOC pin-description table assigns:
Ground return for the 1-Wire circuit.
Bidirectional open-drain 1-Wire data and parasitic-power input.
No internal connection; do not assign a host function.
Confirm TSOC top-view pin numbering and the actual six-lead footprint against the controlled package drawing.
| Primary function | Factory-programmed silicon serial number |
|---|---|
| ROM length | 64 bits |
| Family code | 8 bits, 01h |
| Unique serial field | 48 bits |
| Error check | 8-bit CRC |
| Interface | 1-Wire, multidrop-capable |
| Maximum stated data rate | Up to 16.3 kbps |
| DS2401 (non-A) pull-up voltage | 2.8 V to 6.0 V |
| DS2401 (non-A) pull-up resistance | 1.5 kΩ to 5 kΩ, subject to bus loading |
| Operating temperature | -40 °C to +85 °C |
| Package | Six-lead TSOC, as registered locally |
These DS2401-family values are from the controlled data sheet, not a guarantee for an unidentified physical lot. Check exact-order-code conditions and network timing before design release.
Current manufacturer literature lists DS2401P+ in a six-pin TSOC and DS2401P+T&R in the same package with tape-and-reel delivery. DS2401+ uses a three-pin TO-92 and is not mechanically interchangeable. DS2401AP+ is also TSOC but belongs to the DS2401A electrical variant, which has different voltage and command behavior. Validate the full ordering suffix, electrical limits, board footprint, and supply provenance. No unverified internal product link is added.
Analog Devices publishes the DS2401 Silicon Serial Number data sheet, revision 12/23. Its ROM format, 1-Wire transaction sequence, TSOC pin descriptions, electrical table, and current ordering information inform this detail. The unsuffixed catalog record requires human confirmation against the manufacturer's current saleable ordering code and the actual inventory lot.
Associate a board with a unique factory identifier in a system record.
Identify serviceable modules and serialized equipment.
Enumerate node IDs on a properly designed 1-Wire multidrop network.
Link test or manufacturing records to a persistent hardware identity.
Verify the full supplied part marking, lead finish, package outline, lot documentation, and 64-bit ROM readout. CRC checks data integrity but does not make this serial-number ROM a cryptographic authenticator. Confirm uniqueness and provenance through the sourcing and production process rather than treating the catalog name alone as proof.
No. The identifier resides in factory-programmed ROM, not user EEPROM.
Yes, with a suitable 1-Wire network and Search ROM enumeration. Read ROM 33h alone is for a single device on the bus.
Do not assume so: verify the full ordering code, compliance suffix, package, and physical lot.
No. The registered package image is missing from the production site.
Review the latest manufacturer data sheet for reset/presence timing, bus pull-up sizing, parasitic-power margins, ROM commands, and exact package orientation. Resolve the unsuffixed ordering-code identity and restore the registered package JPG before any formal publication. This device supplies an identifier, not secure cryptographic authentication.
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