YOKOGAWA CP451-51 Authentication Device

The microchip helps add authentication and encryption to connected devices with the CS1702UOT development kit.
YOKOGAWA CP451-51 features include.
 CC1X02 development board with Plug-In Module (PIM) containing the CC1702 with integrated cryptographic accelerator
 two titles compatible with Mikrolack Trinica’s click board library
 Microlatch Trinica Wi-Fi7 click board, equipped with the microchip AtwIN151-MR210PBIEEE802.11B/G/N/module, optimised for iot applications.
 can measure temperatures on four channels ranging from 0 to 127 degrees Celsius and from -64 to 191 degrees Celsius.

Developed and supported by industry experts at The Trusted Computing Group (TCG), DLES is a methodology that can be implemented in secure product hardware during manufacture. The architecture breaks the boot process down into layers and creates unique secrecy and integrity metrics for each layer, automatically re-keying and protecting secrets if malware is present. One of the key benefits of using the CS1702 with secure boot is that it enables device manufacturers to create a chain of trust for multi-load firmware.
The development kit comes with a programmable 32-bit ARM-4 arm cortical controller and sample code to develop a secure, cloud-connected solution.

Improvements to the YOKOGAWA CP451-51 include new features for the CODISY Ethernet driver, the TIA Portal egress tool, configuration API support for the EFM egress programme, and improved interoperability with the Tingex IOT platform.