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Microchip Technology ECC204-MAVDA-T is a hardware-backed cryptographic authenticator with ECDSA P-256 and SHA-256/HMAC capability. This exact DA ordering option uses I2C and an eight-pad, exposed-paddle UDFN package; LCDChip registers it as 8-UFDFN Exposed Pad.
Confirm the device's provisioning state, host security design, and controlled UDFN footprint before integration.
ECC204-MAVDA-T belongs to Microchip's ECC204 CryptoAuthentication family for accessory authentication and ecosystem control. Microchip's exact ordering-code example identifies MA as the 2 × 3 × 0.6 mm thermally enhanced UDFN, V as the -40 °C to +105 °C grade, DA as the I2C interface, and T as tape-and-reel packaging. Its protected memory can hold an ECC private key, certificates, a symmetric secret, and user data, according to the family summary data sheet.
Hardware ECDSA P-256 signing supports challenge-and-response authentication without exposing the stored private key.
SHA-256 and HMAC operations allow a symmetric authentication design where the selected configuration permits it.
On-device key and certificate storage helps reduce exposure of authentication material in the host.
The eight-pad UDFN body is nominally 2 × 3 mm.
P-256 ECDSA signing, SHA-256, HMAC, and on-device asymmetric key generation.
Internal true random-number generation with manufacturer-described NIST SP 800-90A/B/C design.
Unique 72-bit serial number and monotonic counter for configurable limited-use applications.
One ECC private key, two encoded certificates, one symmetric key, and 64 bytes of user memory in the family specification.
The catalog's registered package is 8-UFDFN Exposed Pad. Microchip specifies an eight-pad 2 × 3 × 0.6 mm thermally enhanced UDFN for ECC204-MAVDA-T and recommends connecting the exposed backside paddle to GND. Confirm the current manufacturer land-pattern drawing, thermal pad, orientation mark, and assembly tolerances.

The registered package JPG is absent locally and returns HTTP 404 on the production site. This draft must not be published until the correct image is restored and visually verified.
The ECC204 manufacturer's eight-pad UDFN pin table lists these functions for the DA I2C variant:
No connect.
Ground reference.
I2C serial data.
I2C serial clock input.
Power supply.
Microchip recommends connecting the exposed backside paddle to GND. Check the top-view drawing when placing the part.
| Interface | I2C (DA order-code option) |
|---|---|
| I2C clock | Up to 400 kHz Fast mode |
| Applied VCC range | 1.65 V to 5.5 V, under stated data-sheet conditions |
| Operating temperature | -40 °C to +105 °C |
| Asymmetric algorithm | ECDSA, NIST P-256 |
| Symmetric/hash functions | SHA-256 and HMAC/SHA-256 |
| Unique serial number | 72 bits |
| User memory | 64 bytes |
| Monotonic counter | Maximum count value 10,000 |
| Sleep current | 130 nA typical; maximum varies with VCC and temperature |
| I2C-device HBM ESD | >4 kV, manufacturer rating |
| Package | Eight-pad UDFN, 2 × 3 × 0.6 mm body, exposed backside paddle |
Typical figures are not guaranteed limits. Read the complete controlled electrical tables, timing requirements, and security configuration before design release.
ECC204-MAVCZ-T shares the ECC204 family and UDFN size but uses a PWM single-wire interface: pad 5 becomes SI/O and pad 6 is NC. It is not an automatic substitute for the DA I2C version. Other ECC204 packages and provisioning programs also differ. Match the exact host interface, footprint, temperature grade, key provisioning, certificate format, and security policy before approving any alternative. No unverified LCDChip internal product link is asserted.
Microchip Technology's ECC204 CryptoAuthentication Summary Data Sheet, DS40002436C, gives the exact ECC204-MAVDA-T ordering example and the eight-pad UDFN I2C pin table. The public sheet is a summary; request controlled detailed information where required for final electrical and security qualification.
Authenticate replaceable peripherals using asymmetric or symmetric protocols.
Use a protected private key and certificate in a host-verified identity flow.
Apply a monotonic counter where a verified provisioning policy requires usage control.
Validate authorized nodes and components in an I2C-connected system.
Verify the full ECC204-MAVDA-T ordering code, lot traceability, package geometry, and intended provisioning state. Microchip notes that crypto-device top markings are intentionally non-descriptive, so the marking alone is not proof of device type or authenticity. Validate the complete chain of trust and host-side key handling.
No. The DA suffix identifies the I2C option; CZ identifies the single-wire option.
Pad 5 is SDA and pad 6 is SCL in the manufacturer's eight-pad UDFN pin table.
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Use the latest Microchip-controlled data for supply and I2C timing, pad and exposed-paddle layout, provisioning, cryptographic command behavior, and host verification. Do not infer that a blank, TrustFLEX, or TrustCUSTOM device has the same preloaded credentials. Restore and verify the production package image before formal publication.
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