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Analog Devices / Maxim Integrated DS28E30P+T is an ECC P-256 1-Wire secure authenticator in a six-pin TSOC, cataloged by LCDChip as 6-SMD, J-Lead. The exact +T ordering suffix denotes tape-and-reel supply.
Confirm host-side certificate validation, strong-pull-up energy, capacitor placement, and the controlled TSOC footprint before design release.
DS28E30P+T combines an ECDSA P-256 authentication engine, secure EEPROM, a true random number generator, a decrement-only counter, and a unique 64-bit ROM ID. Its asymmetric challenge-response method can help a host establish that a protected accessory contains a provisioned authentic device. The six-pin P option is a TSOC and T specifies tape-and-reel packaging.
ECDSA P-256 supports a host challenge-response design without sharing the device private key with the host.
A factory-programmed 64-bit ROM ID binds device identification into the authentication flow.
Configurable authenticated EEPROM access can protect application records.
Overdrive 1-Wire communication reduces host interconnects while supporting network addressing.
Generates ECDSA signatures using a protected private key and an internal true random-number generator.
3 Kbit total secure EEPROM array includes 1 Kbit user memory plus security resources.
17-bit one-time-settable, decrement-only nonvolatile counter with authenticated read.
Manufacturer-provisioned certificate enables validation of device authenticity within a correctly implemented trust chain.
The LCDChip registered catalog package is 6-SMD, J-Lead; the exact manufacturer's P ordering code specifies a six-pin TSOC. Check the controlled TSOC outline and land pattern; the + suffix denotes the lead-free/RoHS-compliant offering in the ordering table, while T denotes tape-and-reel delivery.

The normalized registered 6-SMD JPG is absent locally and returns HTTP 404 on the production site. This draft must remain unpublished until the correct image is restored and visually verified.
The DS28E30 Rev. 3 manufacturer's six-pin TSOC top-view pin table assigns:
Ground reference; connect to the ground plane.
Bidirectional 1-Wire data and parasitic-power interface.
Not connected.
Not connected.
External capacitor connection for the parasitic supply.
External capacitor connection for the internal regulator.
Do not omit either capacitor or infer the WLP pad layout applies to this TSOC option.
| Authentication | ECC P-256 ECDSA, FIPS 186-4 method |
|---|---|
| Interface | 1-Wire, full-time overdrive speed |
| ROM identifier | 64 bits, factory programmed |
| Secure EEPROM array | 3 Kbit total, including keys/certificate/controls |
| User EEPROM | 1 Kbit within the secure array |
| Counter | 17-bit decrement-only, authenticated read |
| Cryptographic nonce source | Internal true random-number generator |
| 1-Wire pull-up voltage | 1.62 V to 5.25 V, electrical-table system requirement |
| External capacitors | 100 nF each on CEXT1 and CEXT2 per typical circuit/table |
| Typical IO input load | 3.5 µA, under stated conditions |
| Operating temperature | -40 °C to +85 °C |
| Package / ordering | Six-pin TSOC, +T tape-and-reel |
Typical values are not guaranteed limits. Check the manufacturer's full electrical tables, network loading, and strong-pull-up requirements for the exact operating conditions.
DS28E30P+ is listed in the same six-pin TSOC package without the T tape-and-reel suffix; verify procurement format and lot requirements. DS28E30X+T is a four-bump WLP and cannot be used on the TSOC footprint. Other 1-Wire identity devices or symmetric-key authenticators do not automatically replace this ECDSA P-256 device: trust chain, command set, capacitor pins, energy delivery, host code, and provisioning differ. No unverified internal product link is added.
Analog Devices publishes the DS28E30 1-Wire ECDSA Secure Authenticator data sheet, Rev. 3 (May 2023). Its exact ordering table lists DS28E30P+T as a six-pin TSOC tape-and-reel device. The pinout, secure-memory description, feature list, electrical table, and application circuit were used for this detail. Obtain controlled security and provisioning guidance for the complete application design.
Verify a supported battery module before enabling controlled charging or use.
Use the authenticated decrement-only counter within a designed lifecycle policy.
Associate a securely authenticated accessory with calibration or usage workflows.
Validate a removable module or consumable with an ECDSA-based challenge response.
Verify the full DS28E30P+T marking, lot traceability, TSOC geometry, provisioned certificate, and expected host trust anchor. A valid identifier alone is not equivalent to successful cryptographic authentication. Validate ECDSA signatures and the certificate chain through a secure host implementation; catalog identification does not prove the authenticity of physical inventory.
The ordering table uses T for tape-and-reel. Confirm the complete supplied code and revision; it is not a host-interface change.
No. The secure array includes 1 Kbit of user memory and additional space for keys, certificate, counter, and controls.
No. Follow the manufacturer capacitor and strong-pull-up design requirements.
No. The registered production package JPG returns HTTP 404.
Review current controlled documents for command framing, 1-Wire overdrive timing, strong-pull-up energy, CEXT1/CEXT2 capacitor layout, certificate handling, key provisioning, and irreversible counter use. Authentication claims depend on a secure host verifier and trusted provisioning. Restore and visually verify the missing registered package JPG before formal publication.
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