Secure AuthenticationのトピックRe: se050 uid assignment pattern

se050 uid assignment pattern

psvz — Mon, 20 Feb 2023 18:36:26 GMT

I have a second development board with SE050E chip, and I notice that UIDs (as per ssscli se05x uid) starting and ending with the same digits. Both ending with ...B2591090

I would otherwise assume ending digits are the most volatile or random as much as other UID digits. What is the actual pattern you use?

Re: se050 uid assignment pattern

Kan_Li — Tue, 21 Feb 2023 09:08:56 GMT

Hi @psvz ,

Yes, the ending part of uid such as "B2591090" is used to indicate the variant, and it is different for each variant , so the actual pattern is just the whole uid.

Hope that makes sense,

Have a great day,
Kan

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Re: se050 uid assignment pattern

psvz — Tue, 21 Feb 2023 21:11:58 GMT

Hi Kan, thanks for your reply.

I have to use part of those IDs, so I would like to better understand what you mean. Here are my exact UIDs:

Unique ID: 04005001c46782654a8aef040208b2591090
Unique ID: 04005001c64c0de5517397042a05b2591090

So last 8 digits is "variant" you say. What variant - SE050E? so all SE050E have the same last 8 digits?

Apparently, first 8 digits are also common. What are they?

Re: se050 uid assignment pattern

Kan_Li — Fri, 24 Feb 2023 03:10:00 GMT

Hi @psvz ,

Actually the last 4 byte of the UID contain the wafer number and the higher bits of the wafer coordinates. In the beginning, the two bytes after the manufacturer ID (04) are calculated with the lower bits of the wafer coordinates.

Hope that makes sense,

Have a great day,
Kan