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ECC204-TFLXAUTHS from Microchip Technology is the 8-lead SOIC, I2C ordering option of the pre-provisioned TrustFLEX ECC204 secure authentication device. It supports both asymmetric and symmetric authentication designs.
Technical basis: Microchip ECC204-TFLXAUTH Data Sheet DS40002470D and ECC204 Summary Data Sheet DS40002436. No current price or inventory claim is included.
ECC204-TFLXAUTHS is a client-side TrustFLEX device for disposable, accessory and ecosystem authentication. Microchip's exact ordering table identifies this S variant as a provisioned 8-lead SOIC part using I2C; the SWI version carries a -CZ suffix. Secure hardware protects a P-256 private key, certificates and a symmetric secret. A complete application still needs a compatible verifier, credential policy and failure handling.
P-256 ECDSA signing and HMAC enable different verification architectures.
Sensitive key material resides in tamper-resistant hardware.
A predefined configuration supports secure manufacturing workflows.
The S code uses a familiar 8-lead SOIC and two-wire host interface.
Hardware ECDSA signing uses a NIST P-256 private key.
SHA-256 and HMAC functions support authenticated-message workflows.
Stores a private key, certificates, symmetric key and user data under policy.
Includes a true random-number generator, monotonic counter and unique serial number.
The registered package is 8-SOIC (0.154", 3.90mm Width). Microchip identifies the S ordering option as an 8-lead SOIC. The local JPG is a generic package illustration, not a controlled land pattern or evidence of device marking.

For the 8-lead I2C SOIC option, pins 1, 2, 3 and 7 are NC; pin 4 is GND; pin 5 is SDA; pin 6 is SCL; and pin 8 is VCC. Confirm the top-view orientation in Microchip's drawing before layout release.
| Exact order code | ECC204-TFLXAUTHS |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Microchip Technology |
| Trust option | Pre-provisioned TrustFLEX AUTH |
| Package | 8-lead SOIC; registered 8-SOIC (0.154", 3.90mm Width) |
| Interface | I2C, up to 400 kHz |
| Supply voltage | 1.65 V to 5.5 V under specified conditions |
| Operating temperature | -40°C to +105°C |
| Asymmetric operation | NIST P-256 ECDSA signing |
| Other cryptography | SHA-256 and HMAC |
| Secure storage | One ECC private key, device and signer certificates, one symmetric key |
| User memory | 64 bytes |
| Serial number and counter | Unique 72-bit serial; monotonic counter up to 10,000 |
Functional access depends on the actual provisioned configuration and locked policy.
The SOIC I2C part is not a drop-in replacement for a -CZ single-wire device or a blank TrustCUSTOM device. Compare credentials, host verification flow, interface, electrical limits and mechanical footprint. No unverified internal alternative link is included.
Microchip's ECC204-TFLXAUTH Data Sheet DS40002470D names ECC204-TFLXAUTHS as the provisioned 8-lead SOIC I2C variant. Its ECC204 summary identifies the TrustFLEX AUTH family as suitable for both asymmetric and symmetric authentication. Consult current data, errata and provisioning documentation for a production release.
Verify a provisioned accessory before granting host features.
Bind a consumable to a controlled verification workflow.
Use P-256 ECDSA to prove possession of the device private key.
Use HMAC with a compatible protected host verification design.
Check the full -TFLXAUTHS order code, package marking, lot traceability and provisioning records. The generic package image does not demonstrate identity. Validate expected certificate or HMAC behavior using a known host test procedure.
Yes. The exact ECC204-TFLXAUTHS code is the SOIC I2C variant; -CZ indicates SWI.
The TrustFLEX AUTH family supports both approaches, subject to its provisioned policy and host integration.
The device has protected certificate storage; verify the actual provisioned credential set for the application.
No. Configuration and credential lifecycle differ and must be compared before substitution.
Security relies on a complete authentication protocol, trusted provisioning, verifier policy and failure handling. Validate I2C timing, power sequencing, electrical limits, selected cryptographic mode and Microchip's current errata in the final design.
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