Description
The Atmel AT88SC1616C is a high-performance, secure memory solution designed for safe data storage and cryptographic operations, eliminating the need for a microprocessor-based operating system. It offers compatibility with standard smart card readers and long-lasting durability.
Key Features
16 Kbits of user memory with built-in cryptographic engine
PVC, PET, PET-G, PC
CR80 standard (86*54mm), with custom sizes available
Lifetime: >500,000 read/write cycles and over 25 years operational lifespan
Supports T=0 protocol (ISO 7816-3) for broad reader compatibility
Why Choose the Atmel AT88SC1616C CryptoMemory Smart Card Chip?
High security with dynamic and symmetric mutual authentication between the card and the reader
Cost-effective solution combining strong security and easy integration without an OS
Broad compatibility with most smart card readers via ISO 7816 3 T=0 protocol
Versatile for applications like metering, membership cards, and access control systems
Application Areas
Electricity Meter Cards
Water Meter Cards
Gas Meter Cards
Membership Cards
Hotel Key Cards
Fuel Cards
Access Control Cards
Public Transportation Cards
Technical Specifications
Attribute | Details |
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Material | PVC, PET, PET-G, PC |
Size | CR80 standard (86*54mm), custom sizes available |
Chip | Atmel AT88SC1616C |
Lifetime | >500,000 read/write cycles, >25 years |
Memory | 16 Kbits of user memory |
Protocols | ISO 7816-3, T=0 protocol |
Security | Embedded cryptographic engine, mutual authentication |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: What makes the Atmel AT88SC1616C secure?
The chip features an embedded cryptographic engine that enables dynamic and symmetric mutual authentication for secure communication between the card and the reader.
Q: What applications is this chip suitable for?
A: The AT88SC1616C chip is ideal for applications such as electricity, water, and gas meter cards, membership cards, hotel key cards, and access control systems.
Q: Can I use this chip with any smart card reader?
A: The AT88SC1616C chip uses the T=0 protocol (ISO 7816-3), ensuring compatibility with a wide range of smart card readers.