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New KEELOQ development kit

10 June 2009 Design Automation

Microchip has expanded the security capabilities of its patented KEELOQ authentication system. The KEELOQ 3 development kit demonstrates these enhancements with a patented secure-learning algorithm that prevents differential power analysis attack techniques. Additionally, the technology now supports 128-bit encryption keys, longer data transmissions and bidirectional communication authentication, as well as alternative encryption algorithms such as XTEA and AES. The enhanced microcontroller-based encoder solution enables customisation, so that further security enhancements can be implemented over time.

The low-cost development kit is designed to help engineers get up to speed quickly using PIC microcontrollers (MCUs) and provides everything needed to program, debug and develop secure authentication applications for a variety of markets. The kit comes complete with a controller board containing a 28-pin 8-bit PIC16F886 Flash MCU, two programmable transmitter boards, one receiver board and a PICkit 2 programmer. All source-code files and application notes are also included.

Enhancements over the KEELOQ II development kit enable a robust and reliable system design that is highly configurable and provides scalability across Microchip’s entire 8-, 16- and 32-bit PIC MCU portfolio. Examples include security systems (keypads, remote sensors and access control); remote keyless entry (automotive) and authentication applications (identity and property).



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