Vendor: Arm Ltd. Category: Security Coprocessor

SecurCore_SC000

The Arm® SecurCore® SC000 processor is designed specifically for the highest-volume smartcard and embedded security applications.

Overview

The Arm® SecurCore® SC000 processor is designed specifically for the highest-volume smartcard and embedded security applications. The SC000 combines the low power and low area from the Cortex-M0 processor with the proven security features of Arm SecurCore processors. The SC000 is currently the most widely licensed 32-bit processor for smartcards worldwide. The programmers’ model is the same as the Cortex-M0. Therefore, the Cortex-M0 documentation listed below can be used for software development. However, explanation of anti-tampering features requires a SecurCore NDA.

Block Diagram

Benefits

  • Low power, low area.
  • Upward compatible with SC300 processor for straightforward software reuse.
  • Fast time to market. Based on the same architecture as Cortex-M0, software development is straightforward.
  • Ecosystem. Developers also benefit from the Arm partnership extensive ecosystem of embedded tools, software, and knowledgebase.

Applications

  • Smart cards
  • Electronic ticketing
  • Advanced payment systems
  • Transportation

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
SecurCore_SC000
Vendor
Arm Ltd.
Type
Silicon IP

Files

Note: some files may require an NDA depending on provider policy.

Provider

HQ: Great Britain

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