The SHC2242 2k bits EEPROM contact encryption chip is commonly used as ID card chips as well as the chip for health cards, membership cards, staff cards, e-shopping cards and more. As the name implies, the encryption chip has a 256-byte EEPROM, and 32 bytes of the EEPROM are endowed with write protection. Moreover, the IC card chip adopts programmable security code function (PSC) as well as two-wire communication protocol, while the contacts and serial interfaces are in accordance with ISO7816 standard.
Features of Contact Encryption Chip
1. 2k-bit EEPROM
2. Byte-wise addressing
3. Irreversible byte-wise write protection for 32 bytes (Byte 0-31)
4. 32×1-bit protected memory
5. The contact chip supports two-wire communication protocol
6. End of processing: Indicated at data output
7. Answer to reset: Conforming to ISO 7816-3
8. Contacts and serial interfaces of the encryption chip conform to ISO 7816 (synchronous transmission)
9. Operating voltage: 3.0V-5.0V
10. Erase/write endurance: Over 100 thousand times
11. Data retention time: Over 10 years
12. Erase/write time: 2.5ms per byte for each operation
13. Data change: Need entering the correct 3-byte programmable security code (PSC)
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Related Names
Safety Card Chip | Consumer Card Chip | EEPROM Memory Chip