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APPLICATION NOTE 4662

How to Migrate Between DeepCover Secure Microcontrollers (Zatara ZA9L0 to Zatara ZA9L1)

By: Reza Ahmadi

Abstract: This application note discusses the application-specific standard products (ASSPs) of DeepCover^® Secure Microcontrollers (Zatara^® ZA9L0 and Zatara ZA9L1). It advises that the differences between the parts can lead to design problems when a ZA9L0 design is migrated to the ZA9L1 part. The article shows the important differences between the parts.

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