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	* Datasheet: [ https://www.infineon.com/dgdl/Infineon-OPTIGA_TPM-PB-v10_15-EN.pdf?fileId=5546d46145da30e80145efa2f0b96a8e ]		* Datasheet: [ https://www.infineon.com/dgdl/Infineon-OPTIGA_TPM-PB-v10_15-EN.pdf?fileId=5546d46145da30e80145efa2f0b96a8e ]
	* Datasheet(HTML): [ https://www.digikey.cn/zh/htmldatasheets/production/2078094/0/0/1/optiga-tpm-brief.html ]		* Datasheet(HTML): [ https://www.digikey.cn/zh/htmldatasheets/production/2078094/0/0/1/optiga-tpm-brief.html ]
			* How to enable TPM module for windows 11: [ https://www.wepc.com/how-to/enable-tpm-for-windows-11/ ]

	==Keywords==		==Keywords==
	* TPM9670 Module, Trusted Platform module, Raspberry Pi, SLB 9670, SLI 9670 and SLM 9670		* TPM9670 Module, Trusted Platform module, Raspberry Pi, SLB 9670, SLI 9670 and SLM 9670

Yoyojacky: /* Gallery */

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Gallery

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			* Pinout definitions:
			[[File:Pinout模块.jpg\|left\|800px]]
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	==Package Includes==		==Package Includes==

Yoyojacky: /* TPM9670 Module for Raspberry Pi */

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TPM9670 Module for Raspberry Pi

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	==TPM9670 Module for Raspberry Pi==		==TPM9670 Module for Raspberry Pi==
			[[File:Tpm967002.jpg\| right\|320px ]]

	==Descriptions==		==Descriptions==
	TPM is an add-on GPIO TPM module for the Raspberry Pi platform based on an Infineon Optiga™ SLB 9670 TPM 2.0 . It is compatible with all Raspberry Pi models including the Raspberry Pi 4. Device tree overlay support with Raspbian Kernel >= 4.14.85		TPM is an add-on GPIO TPM module for the Raspberry Pi platform based on an Infineon Optiga™ SLB 9670 TPM 2.0 . It is compatible with all Raspberry Pi models including the Raspberry Pi 4. Device tree overlay support with Raspbian Kernel >= 4.14.85

Yoyojacky: /* Getting Start */

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Getting Start

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	* The Infineon OPTIGA TPM uses the SPI interface to connect to the Pi on the GPIO Pins. Once the OPTIGA™ TPM is plugged into the PI, it should look as follows:		* The Infineon OPTIGA TPM uses the SPI interface to connect to the Pi on the GPIO Pins. Once the OPTIGA™ TPM is plugged into the PI, it should look as follows:
	[[ File:Tpm967005.jpg\| left \|500px ]]		[[ File:Tpm967005.jpg\| left \|500px ]]
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			On the top is the Raspberry Pi® Header with 26 pins.
			The Raspberry Pi® 4 Header has VDD, GND, MOSI, MISO and SCLK at the following pins:
			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|-
			! Pin !! 1 !! 6 !! 19 !! 21 !! 23
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			\|Signal \|\|+3.3V \|\|Gnd \|\| MOSI \|\| MISO\|\| SCLK
			\|}
	* Go through the following steps to validate the initial setup of the TPM and to check if the Raspberry Pi is able to recognize the TPM on reboot, Reboot your Raspberry Pi and check that <font color=red>/dev/tpm0</font> is available.		* Go through the following steps to validate the initial setup of the TPM and to check if the Raspberry Pi is able to recognize the TPM on reboot, Reboot your Raspberry Pi and check that <font color=red>/dev/tpm0</font> is available.
	* Update your system with the following command:		* Update your system with the following command:

Yoyojacky: /* Getting Start */

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Getting Start

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	===Getting Start===		===Getting Start===
	* The Infineon OPTIGA TPM uses the SPI interface to connect to the Pi on the GPIO Pins. Once the OPTIGA™ TPM is plugged into the PI, it should look as follows:		* The Infineon OPTIGA TPM uses the SPI interface to connect to the Pi on the GPIO Pins. Once the OPTIGA™ TPM is plugged into the PI, it should look as follows:
	[[ ]]		[[ File:Tpm967005.jpg\| left \|500px ]]
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	* Go through the following steps to validate the initial setup of the TPM and to check if the Raspberry Pi is able to recognize the TPM on reboot, Reboot your Raspberry Pi and check that <font color=red>/dev/tpm0</font> is available.		* Go through the following steps to validate the initial setup of the TPM and to check if the Raspberry Pi is able to recognize the TPM on reboot, Reboot your Raspberry Pi and check that <font color=red>/dev/tpm0</font> is available.
	* Update your system with the following command:		* Update your system with the following command:
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	This output confirms that the TPM is working correctly.		This output confirms that the TPM is working correctly.

	===Enable TPM reference in the app===		===Enable TPM reference in the app===
	For a TPM to function, it requires a complete software stack including drivers, resource managers, and other tools. Each of these components is available from GitHub (see links in the following sections) and has been built to the specifications laid out by the Trusted Computing Group (TCG). These software components include:		For a TPM to function, it requires a complete software stack including drivers, resource managers, and other tools. Each of these components is available from GitHub (see links in the following sections) and has been built to the specifications laid out by the Trusted Computing Group (TCG). These software components include:

Yoyojacky: /* Gallery */

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Gallery

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	* Product Outlook:		* Product Outlook:
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	\|[[		\|[[File:Tpm967002.jpg\| none \|320px ]]
	\|[[		\|[[File:Tpm967003.jpg\| none \|320px ]]
	\|}		\|}
	* Product Details:		* Product Details:
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	\|[[		\|[[File:Tpm967004.jpg\| left \|500px ]]
	\|[[		\|[[File:Tpm967005.jpg\| none \|500px ]]
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	\|}		\|}

Yoyojacky: /* Documentations */

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Documentations

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	==Documentations==		==Documentations==
			* Infineon OPTIGA SLx9670 TPM 2.0 Pi 4 Application Note: [[ File:Infineon-OPTIGA SLx 9670 TPM 2.0 Pi 4-ApplicationNotes-v07 19-EN.pdf ]]
	* TPM Software: [ https://github.com/tpm2-software ]		* TPM Software: [ https://github.com/tpm2-software ]
	* ELTT2 tool: [ https://github.com/Infineon/eltt2 ]		* ELTT2 tool: [ https://github.com/Infineon/eltt2 ]
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	* Datasheet: [ https://www.infineon.com/dgdl/Infineon-OPTIGA_TPM-PB-v10_15-EN.pdf?fileId=5546d46145da30e80145efa2f0b96a8e ]		* Datasheet: [ https://www.infineon.com/dgdl/Infineon-OPTIGA_TPM-PB-v10_15-EN.pdf?fileId=5546d46145da30e80145efa2f0b96a8e ]
	* Datasheet(HTML): [ https://www.digikey.cn/zh/htmldatasheets/production/2078094/0/0/1/optiga-tpm-brief.html ]		* Datasheet(HTML): [ https://www.digikey.cn/zh/htmldatasheets/production/2078094/0/0/1/optiga-tpm-brief.html ]

	==Keywords==		==Keywords==
	* TPM9670 Module, Trusted Platform module, Raspberry Pi, SLB 9670, SLI 9670 and SLM 9670		* TPM9670 Module, Trusted Platform module, Raspberry Pi, SLB 9670, SLI 9670 and SLM 9670

Yoyojacky: /* Getting Start */

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Getting Start

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	This output confirms that the TPM is working correctly.		This output confirms that the TPM is working correctly.
			===Enable TPM reference in the app===
			For a TPM to function, it requires a complete software stack including drivers, resource managers, and other tools. Each of these components is available from GitHub (see links in the following sections) and has been built to the specifications laid out by the Trusted Computing Group (TCG). These software components include:

			TPM TSS Library: This library consists of the TCG’s TPM2 Software Stack (tpm2-tss) specification. This library comprises various software components that implement the low-level and high-level APIs, transmission of commands to the TPM, and the marshalling and un-marshalling of all the data structures defined by the TPM2 specification.
			TPM PKCS#11: The PKCS#11 is a public key cryptography standard that defines a standard method to access cryptographic services from tokens or devices such as HSMs or smart cards. In this example, the Infineon TPM serves as the HSM.
			TPM2 Access Broker and Resource Manager: These are system daemon processes that implement the TPM2 Access Broker (TAB) and Resource Manager (RM) spec from the TCG.

	==Documentations==		==Documentations==

Yoyojacky: /* Features */

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Features

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 * Encryption keys for hard disks
 * Preventing dictionary attacks to retrieve private keys
 ==Package Includes==

Yoyojacky: /* Getting Start */

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Getting Start

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	[[File:Tpm9670eltt2result.png\|left\|800px]]		[[File:Tpm9670eltt2result.png\|left\|800px]]
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			This output confirms that the TPM is working correctly.

	==Documentations==		==Documentations==