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CEC1736-S0-I/2ZW-TFLX is listed in the Application Specific Microcontrollers range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Microchip Technology. Its product description is TRUSTFLEX 2-CHANNEL PFR WITH 4MB. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The CEC1736-S0-I/2ZW-TFLX is a Real Time Platform Root of Trust Controller from the CEC173x-TFLX Trust Shield Family. It features a 96 MHz ARM Cortex-M4F core and supports up to two Application Processors via dual QSPI ports with SPI monitoring. The device includes pre-provisioned Soteria-G3 firmware compliant with NIST 800-193 and OCP standards. Hardware security features include CNSA-based secure boot, AES-256, SHA-384, ECDSA, PUF, and DRNG. It operates in an 84-pin WFBGA package (7x7x0.8 mm) with industrial temperature range (-40°C to +85°C).
Verify the specific ordering suffix against the Product Identification System table in DS00005379A. Confirm that the '2ZW' suffix corresponds to the required 84-pin WFBGA package and dual SPI monitor configuration. Ensure the 'TFLX' designation matches the need for the pre-provisioned TrustFLEX variant.
Select this model when support for two Application Processors is required. The 84-pin package provides dual QSPI interfaces compared to the single-port 64-pin alternative. Verify that the industrial temperature range (-40°C to +85°C) meets system environmental requirements.
This component is part of the CEC173x Trust Shield family. It is a partially configured variant designed to minimize development time by providing pre-provisioned credentials and firmware. It serves as the platform root of trust controller for securing server and infrastructure platforms.
The CEC1736-S0-I/2HW-TFLX is a pin-compatible alternative in a 64-pin package but supports only one QSPI port and has half the internal flash capacity. Cross-model substitution requires verifying application processor interface constraints.
The SPI Monitor blocks maintain Host firmware integrity during boot and runtime by calculating signatures in real-time and intervening to cancel illegal or questionable Flash accesses.
The Boot ROM and EC_FW support multiple public keys for image authentication. If a private key becomes compromised, the corresponding public key can be revoked to prevent unauthorized firmware execution.
The Soteria-G3 firmware is compliant with NIST 800-193 Platform Resiliency Guidelines and Open Compute Project (OCP) Security Project requirements.
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