Npct750 Datasheet - Portable [portable]

In a portable computer, the UEFI firmware interacts with the NPCT750 immediately upon power-on:

| Specification | Details | | :--------------------- | :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | Nuvoton Technology Corporation | | Product Type | Specialized IC - Trusted Platform Module (TPM) | | TPM Version | TCG (Trusted Computing Group) Specification Family "2.0" | | Package / Case | Typically supplied in a tray. The NPCT750AABWX variant uses a 48-pin QFN (Quad Flat No-leads) package. | | Interface | SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) | | Product Status | Obsolete / End of Life (EOL). It is crucial to check with distributors for end-of-life timelines. | | Compliance / Certifications | TCG Specification Family "2.0" Rev1.38, Common Criteria EAL4+, FIPS 140-2 |

, which offers a highly portable TPM 2.0 stack for embedded systems. npct750 datasheet portable

Verifying that bootloader, BIOS, and OS files haven't been tampered with.

I can tailor specific wiring, pinout guidance, or driver recommendations exactly to your design goals. Share public link In a portable computer, the UEFI firmware interacts

The lowest power state. The chip retains its internal state and session data in NVRAM while turning off almost all internal circuitry. It wakes up instantly upon interface activity (e.g., an SPI chip-select signal). Electrical Profiles

Holds device certificates for secure VPN authentication. It is crucial to check with distributors for

Operates efficiently on standard low-voltage rails (typically 1.8V or 3.3V). Security Engines

Cryptographic keys (such as those used for full disk encryption via BitLocker or LUKS) are "sealed" to specific PCR values. If the boot sequence is altered, the NPCT750 refuses to unseal the keys, protecting data on stolen or compromised portable hardware. Operating System Support