DS3640

PRODUCTION

DeepCover Security Manager with I²C Interface and 1KB Nonimprinting Battery-Backed Encryption Key SRAM Single-Chip Solution Integrates Advanced Physical Security to Protect Against Physical and Environmental Tamperings

Analog Devices DS3640 Product Info

10 February 2026 5

Features

1024-Byte Nonimprinting Key Memory with High- Speed Erase
64-Byte General-Purpose RAM (Not Cleared)
Real-Time Clock with Leap Year Compensation Valid Up to 2100
Watchdog Timer
CPU Supervisor
Four General-Purpose Tamper-Detect Comparators with Associated Reference
Three Tamper-Detect Logic Inputs
On-Chip Programmable Temperature Sensing with Proprietary Rate-of-Change Detector
On-Chip Random Number Generator (RNG)
Latching and Time Stamping of Tamper Events
Crystal Oscillator Tamper Monitoring
Low Power Consumption
3.0V to 3.6V Single-Supply Operation
CSBGA Package with No Horizontally Exposed Leads

Part details & applications

DeepCover^® embedded security solutions cloak sensitive data under multiple layers of advanced physical security to provide the most secure key storage possible.

The DeepCover Security Manager (DS3640) is a secure supervisor with 1024 bytes of SRAM for applications requiring the secure storage of encryption keys, including POS terminals. The 1kB key memory is constantly complemented in the background to prevent oxide stress and memory imprinting. In the event of a qualified tamper event, the key memory is rapidly and completely cleared.

The device includes a real-time clock (RTC), CPU supervisor, watchdog timer, and on-chip temperature sensor. In the event of a primary power failure, an external battery source is automatically switched in to keep the key memory, RTC, and tamper-detection circuitry active. The DS3640 provides low-leakage tamper-detection inputs for interface to external sensors, interlocks, and anti-tamper meshes. The DS3640 will also invoke a tamper event if the backup battery drops below a specified threshold, absolute temperature or temperature rate-of-change exceeds programmed limits, or crystal-oscillator frequency falls outside a specified window. The tamper event is latched and time stamped for future debugging purposes.

Access to the RTC, tamper monitoring, key memory, and device configuration is conducted through an I²C-compatible interface. The DS3640 is assembled in a Pb-free BGA package, which enhances key security in that the leads are not exposed to the outer edges of the package.

Applications

Alarm Systems
Gaming
IT Security
Point-of-Sale Terminals
Routers/Switches

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