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TA010-SSYDAB-VAO is Microchip's CryptoAutomotive secure authentication device with an I2C interface, 8-lead SOIC package and bulk tube ordering option. Its protected ECC and symmetric-key resources support automotive component identity and anti-counterfeit designs.
Based on Microchip TA010 CryptoAutomotive Summary Data Sheet DS40002440C and the current TA010 product page.
The exact TA010-SSYDAB-VAO ordering code selects an automotive-temperature SOIC-8 part using a standard I2C interface up to 400 kHz. It is intended for cost-sensitive hardware authentication, such as verifying an EV battery module or an authorized component. The host and device must be provisioned and integrated to the chosen identity or challenge-response policy; the chip does not establish application security by itself.
Hardware key storage reduces exposure of authentication secrets to host software.
SDA and SCL connect to a Standard or Fast mode host bus.
The Y ordering option specifies -40°C to +125°C ambient operation.
Each device has a unique 72-bit serial number for identity workflows.
A protected private key supports asymmetric authentication operations.
Storage supports a device certificate and a CA signer certificate.
Protected symmetric-key and HMAC functions support challenge-response protocols.
Includes a monotonic counter and 64 bytes of user memory subject to configuration.
The database registers 8-SOIC (0.154", 3.90mm Width). Microchip's SS suffix denotes an 8-lead narrow-body SOIC; use the manufacturer's current mechanical drawing to confirm body dimensions, pin-1 marking and PCB land pattern. The local JPG is a generic package illustration, not a photograph of the actual device.

For the manufacturer's 8-lead SOIC I2C variant, pins 1-3 and 7 are NC, pin 4 is GND, pin 5 is SDA, pin 6 is SCL and pin 8 is VCC. Provide SDA/SCL pull-ups sized for the board and the selected I2C clock rate.
| Exact order code | TA010-SSYDAB-VAO |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Microchip Technology |
| Security role | Automotive hardware authentication IC |
| Host interface | I2C Standard or Fast mode, up to 400 kHz |
| Operating VCC | 1.65 V to 5.5 V under specified conditions |
| Ambient temperature | -40°C to +125°C |
| Package | 8-lead SOIC; registered 8-SOIC (0.154", 3.90mm Width) |
| Shipping option | Bulk, 100 per tube per manufacturer ordering example |
| ECC private key | One protected P-256 private key |
| Certificates | Device certificate and CA signer certificate resources |
| Unique serial number | 72 bits |
| Sleep current | 130 nA typical, conditional data-sheet limits apply |
Operating and current figures depend on interface mode, VCC, temperature and measurement conditions; consult the full electrical tables.
TA010-SSYCZT-VAO uses a PWM single-wire interface; pin 6 is NC instead of SCL. It is not a direct host-interface replacement for this DA I2C version. Compare provisioned keys, certificates, host code, pull-up design and package before any substitution. No unverified internal product link is included.
Microchip's TA010 CryptoAutomotive Summary Data Sheet DS40002440C explicitly lists TA010-SSYDAB-VAO as an 8-lead SOIC, automotive-temperature, I2C, bulk tube ordering code. It also documents security resources, I2C pin functions, electrical characteristics and mechanical drawings. Use the latest Microchip revision for design release.
Authenticate a battery module to its host system.
Verify approved automotive accessories and replaceable components.
Bind a component identity to protected cryptographic credentials.
Use a protected counter where the provisioned policy permits.
Verify the full SSYDAB suffix, package marking, lot traceability and configured key or certificate records. The generic package image cannot authenticate a physical device. Test real challenge-response behavior with the intended host and trust anchor.
Yes. DA selects I2C; CZ ordering codes select single-wire.
It is the SCL clock input in the SOIC I2C pinout.
No. Confirm the actual key, certificate and access policy against the host implementation.
No; it shows a generic SOIC package.
Review the latest Microchip data sheet, errata and package drawing before design release. Validate I2C timing, pull-up sizing, supply and signal levels, credential lifecycle and the complete system threat model.
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