TA100-Y230C2X01-00B-VAO

Overview

The TA100-Y230C2X01-00B-VAO is a Trust Anchor security device from Microchip Technology, designed for automotive, industrial, and commercial systems. It provides hardware-based authentication and secure key storage capabilities. The component operates via an I2C interface and is housed in an 8-pin SOIC package. This specific variant features a standard configuration tailored for crypto-authentication applications within connected ecosystems.

Feature Summary

• Provides hardware-rooted trust anchor functionality for secure device authentication
• Supports I2C communication interface for integration with host microcontrollers
• Designed to protect sensitive cryptographic keys and identity data

Applications

• Automotive system authentication
• Industrial equipment security
• Commercial IoT device identification

Procurement Notes

Verify the obsolete status of this part number before procurement planning. Confirm availability through authorized distributors or secondary market channels. Ensure compatibility with existing design-in requirements as replacement components may require schematic adjustments. Request official datasheets to validate pinout and electrical specifications against current system constraints.

Selection Notes

Select this component when a dedicated hardware trust anchor is required for I2C-connected devices. Consider the 8SOIC package size and standard configuration options during initial design phases. Evaluate the need for automotive-grade qualification if deploying in vehicle networks. Assess whether the standard feature set meets specific authentication protocol requirements.

Part Context

This part belongs to the TA100 series of Trust Anchor devices. The suffix indicates the specific package type (8SOIC), interface (I2C), and configuration variant. It is distinct from other variants like the PDT version which may differ in packaging or testing standards. The base TA100 architecture supports various security configurations across different form factors.

Replacement Considerations

No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this obsolete component. Designers should evaluate newer Microchip Trust Anchor models or equivalent security ICs from other manufacturers. Verify that alternative parts support identical I2C protocols and package dimensions to minimize redesign efforts.