SLE55R04C

Security & Chip Card ICs SLE 55R04 Intelligent 770–Byte EEPROM with Contactless Interface complying to ISO/IEC 14443 Type A and Security Logic Short Product Information January 2001 SLE 55R04 Short Product Information Revision History: Previous Releases: Page Subjects (changes since last revision) Current Version 2001-01-31 Ref.: SPI_SLE55R04_0101.doc Important: Further information is confidential and on request. Please contact: Infineon Technologies AG in Munich, Germany, Security & Chip Card ICs, Tel +49 - (0)89 / 234-80000 Fax +49 - (0)89 / 234-81000 E-Mail: security.chipcard.ics@infineon.com Published by Infineon Technologies AG, CC Applications Group St.-Martin-Strasse 76, D-81541 München © Infineon Technologies AG 2001 All Rights Reserved. To our valued customers We constantly strive to improve the quality of all our products and documentation. We have spent an exceptional amount of time to ensure that this document is correct. 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If they fail, it is reasonable to assume that the health of the user or other persons may be endangered. SLE 55R04 Intelligent 770–Byte EEPROM with Contactless Interface complying to ISO/IEC 14443 Type A and Security Logic Features • 770 bytes EEPROM – – – – – – – – Organised in 77 pages located in up to 16 sectors Each page organised in 8 bytes for data storage + 2 bytes for administrative purposes Configurable number of sectors (1 to 15) & sector size (1 to up to 77 pages) Service Area 4 pages Configurable Key Area with up to 14 key pairs Configurable User Area Unique chip identification number Access conditions unchangeable in user mode Each page in User Area configurable as a Counter Support of Anti-Tearing 2-way authentication with 64-bit secret key between reader and card 2 keys for each sector allow hierarchical key management Multi-level security structure possible Individual access rights for each key within a sector for each page Only one sector can be opened at a time Data integrity supported by 16 bit CRC (ISO 3309) and 32 bit MAC (after authentication) • Value Counters: up to 65536 units (with a value range from 0 to 216-1) – – • High Security Authentication Unit – – – – – – • • Access protection of EEPROM by transport keys on chip delivery Physical Interface and Anticollision complying to ISO/IEC 14443 Type A – – – – – Carrier frequency: 13.56 MHz 106 kbit/s data rate transfer Bit oriented anticollision method complying with ISO/IEC 14443 Contactless transmission of data and supply energy Coupling distance from 0 to 10 cm (typ.) • • • • • EEPROM updating (erase and program) time maximum 4 ms per page EEPROM endurance minimum 105 write/erase cycles1) Data retention for minimum of 10 years1) ESD protection typical 4kV Ambient temperature –25 … +85°C 1) Values are temperature dependent Short Product Information 3/8 2001-01-31 SLE 55R04 Ordering and Packaging information Table 1 Type SLE 55R04C SLE 55R04LM Ordering Information Package1) User Die MCC2-2-1 616 bytes 616 bytes Memory Admin. 154 bytes 154 bytes 77 77 on request on request Pages Ordering Code Pin Description Figure 1 Pin Configuration Module Contactless Card (top view) LA SLE 55R04 LB Figure 2 Table 2 Symbol LA LB 1) Pad Configuration Die Pin Definitions and Functions Function Antenna connection Antenna connection Available as a Module Contactless Card (MCC) for embedding in plastic cards or as a die (C) for customer packaging Short Product Information 4/8 2001-01-31 SLE 55R04 1 General Description SLE 55Rxx-family of contactless memory chips focuses on high security and flexible memory and sector configuration. This family of memory chips supplies the user with different memory sizes meeting the requirements of variable applications. SLE 55R04 complies to ISO/IEC 14443 part 2 and part 3 Type-A (modulation ASK 100%) for contactless proximity smart cards. The power supply and data are transferred to SLE 55R04 via an antenna. SLE 55R04 is designed to communicate with a contactless card reader up to a typical operating distance of 10 cm. User Area 1 up to 15 Sectors Administration Area Control of Memory Access Configurable Sector Size up to 77 Pages Key Area up to 14 Key Pairs Service Area Unique Serial Number Legend Blocks marked by cross hatch - Defined by chip manufacturer Figure 3 Memory principle of SLE 55R04 Short Product Information 5/8 2001-01-31 SLE 55R04 1.1 Circuit Description SLE 55R04 consists of a EEPROM memory unit, an analog interface for contactless energy and data transmission, a control and a crypto unit. Power Clock Analog Contactless Interface Operational Mode Crypto Unit Memory Unit LA Power Circuit Rectifier Clock Extractor Power on Reset Voltage Regulator LB Antenna Data Serial Parallel Converter IO Command Anticollision Authentication Memory Access Control Unit Figure 4 Block diagram of SLE 55R04 • Analog Contactless Interface consists of: Rectifier – Voltage Regulator – Power on Reset – Modulator / Demodulator – Clock Extractor – • Operational mode The access to the memory depends on the actual mode of SLE 55R04; the memory is accessed according to plain or protected mode when the PICC is selected. Crypto Unit Generates random numbers, checks and calculates message authentication code (MAC). Memory Unit 770 bytes organised in 77 pages with 8 + 2 bytes each. Control Unit Decoding and execution of the commands — Bit oriented anticollision method with 4 or 7 byte long serial numbers (complying to ISO/IEC 14443-3 − cascade level 1 and 2 are supported). It allows the recognition of several cards in the field which may be selected and operated in sequence. — Access to key-protected sectors is only permitted after authentication with an appropriate key. Only one sector is opened within a session. One sector is optionally configurable without key protection and authentication. — Memory access to the pages according to the individual access conditions programmed for every page and every key — • • • Short Product Information 6/8 2001-01-31 SLE 55R04 1.2 System Overview The system consists of a contactless card on one hand and a contactless card reader together with an antenna on the other. Operations on protected areas of SLE 55R04 requires a security access module at the reader or system side to perform a high system security. The security access module (SAM) holds the algorithm for the fast and secure calculation of the authentication and the integrity check of the transferred and received data. ROM EEPROM RAM µC Serial Interface Address- / Data-Bus Chip Card UART SLF9000N PICC Proximity card SLE 55Rxx Analog Circuitry SAM ICC Chip Card Antenna Figure 5 Contactless System Example • • • • • Chip card UART – Interface between Address- / Data-Bus of µ-processor system and reader contacts SLF 9000 – Interface between Address- / Data-Bus of µ-processor system and contactless interface ICC – Integrated Circuit(s) Card with Contacts according to ISO/IEC 7816 PICC – Proximity Card according to ISO/IEC 14443 SAM – Security Access Module with contacts according to ISO/IEC 7816 Short Product Information 7/8 2001-01-31 SLE 55R04 Contactless Energy and Data Transfer The operating distance between card and reader antenna is typically up to 10 cm. The card antenna consists of a simple coil with a few turns embedded in plastic. Contactless cards are passive. The high speed RF communication interface allows to exchange data with 106 kbit/s. This high data transmission rate permits short transaction times. An intelligent anticollision function allows to operate more than one card in the field simultaneously. The anticollision algorithm selects each card individually and ensures that the execution of a transaction with a selected card is performed correctly without data corruption resulting from other cards. Multi-Application Functionality SLE 55R04 provides the possibility to use one large sector or several smaller ones with different sizes. Optionally, one sector can be opened without authentication to read e.g. additional card and issuer information. Thus, SLE 55R04 meets the need of low cost memory applications like public transport as well as the more extensive needs of payment systems, which is also supported by the counter function. Two different key sets for each memory sector support systems using key hierarchies. High System Security In the system design, special emphasis has been placed on security against fraud. The serial number is unique for each card and can not be changed. Access to the protected memory of the card is only possible after a mutual authentication (challenge/response) which is a function of the unique serial number, random number and key to be used. Authentication is only possible with a security access module, SAM, that holds the algorithm. Therefore, for all operations on the protected memory, the SAM calculates and checks by a message authentication code (MAC) the integrity of the transferred data. Thus, operations on the protected memory are key protected, and restricted by page-configurable access conditions. Short Product Information 8/8 2001-01-31