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Adesto Introduces Memory Family Designed for Better IoT Security

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Adesto Technologies, a provider of application-specific, ultra-low power non-volatile memory products, has announced a new family of ultra-low power, serial EEPROM memory for battery-operated and low-power electronics. The new Mavriq "˜DS' (Digital Security) Series offers system designers low-power operation, excellent endurance and features to enable better security in IoT and other connected devices.

"Our leadership in resistive RAM (RRAM) technology once again is demonstrated by our new Mavriq DS Series. The latest addition to our CBRAM based products offers extended write endurance as well as ultra low power and security features targeting IoT applications," said Narbeh Derhacobian, CEO of Adesto.

The Mavriq DS Series performs read and write operations with 4x less power than competitive solutions, and, in ultra-deep power down mode, uses as much as 50x less power. DS devices can automatically enter the ultra-deep power down mode following write operations, reducing controller operations and overall system energy. The new products also provide users over 100,000 write cycle endurance across the full temperature and voltage range. Unlike EEPROMs based on floating gate technology, Adesto's EEPROM products do not derate endurance across their temperature and voltage ranges or when using byte write operation (see http://www.adestotech.com/endurance for comparison note).

The Mavriq DS family is built on Adesto's revolutionary RRAM technology, known as Conductive Bridging RAM (CBRAM) "“ a breakthrough non-volatile memory technology that enables extremely low energy consumption. Adesto is the first company to successfully commercialize a resistive RAM technology, having shipped millions of production parts to customers seeking high-speed, low-energy non-volatile memory solutions including wireless communications and other IoT applications.

Security features designed into Mavriq DS products help protect against data tampering, including two, 64 byte one-time programmable security registers. The two registers are located outside of the memory map, and for extra protection, can only be accessed through control codes. One of the registers is dedicated for user programming, while the other is pre-programmed by Adesto with a unique identification number. Together, the two registers allow for the use of one-time programmed serial numbers for authentication and provide an additional means for device traceability.

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