TPM 2.0 Module

Project GitHub Page: https://github.com/hongselectronics/TPM2.0-Module

A Trusted Platform Module (TPM) breakout board and module compatible with most modern PC motherboards that have a Low Pin Count (LPC) Bus, usually a 20 pin header.
Why I made it

I recently built a "Gaming" PC and one of the components I noticed not populated on the motherboard was the TPM. Up to this point, every computer (All Laptops) I have purchased have had TPMs pre-packaged. Yes I could have bought this module for $20 - $50, but I found this as an opportunity to play around with Eagle CAD and build another PCB! The total cost of the module ended up being below $15, and it was pretty satisfying to have a Hong's Electronics product in my new PC.

TPM IC

This breakout board is based around the Infineon SLB9665 TPM2.0

NIST Certification

The Infineon SLB9665 is NIST FIPS 140-2 Level 1 compliant, tables 6, 7, and 8 detail approved cryptographic functions supported by the TPM.

                     
Assembled (Prototype) Units:

Example of Installation

Find the TPM Header on your motherboard (Usually labeled):


Installed on my new personal (Gaming) PC:


BIOS:

Additional Resources

A Practical Guide to TPM 2.0: Using the Trusted Platform Module in the New Age of Security by Will Arthur et al. Link: http://a.co/geJLQ1l

Current Developments

A board for security research is currently in development, it will feature test points and pads that can be easily accessed to monitor with an Oscilloscope, Chip Whisperer, or other hardware side channel analysis tools.