This slides contains details about NFC (Near Field communication). What exactly is NFC, Where did it came from, How NFC works and what make it different from RFID and Bluetooth. Also what are the uses of NFC. I have written a ‘NFC for beginners’. I have drafted this series into 10 parts in which I will be talking about everything related to near field communication. Also checkout next article in this series. http://receivetipstricks.hubpages.com/hub/NFC-For-Beginners-Part-1-What-is-Near-Field-Communication

1. Near Field
Communication

2. Why should we care about NFC
• 72 % market share is taken by android.
• In 2018, two out three smartphones will
have NFC support.
SO IN UPCOMING YEARS NFC
WILL BE IN YOUR PHONE

3. What is NFC TECHNOLOGY
• NFC is new technology similar to
Bluetooth and is used for data transfer.
• But it does this without paring, ie. TAP N
GO

4. History of NFC

5. NFC works on
Magnetic induction
Details link- How Near field communication Works http://goo.gl/9nvsjA

6. Modes in NFC
• Peer to peer mode
• Data transfer mode
• NFC tags

7. Difference bw NFC RFID
NFC
• Rfid tags can be active,
passive or semi passive.
• Rfid tags are used for
tracking wild animals by
placing the tags in their
body. This reduce risk of
putting human life in
danger.
RFID
• NFC tags are passive in
nature.
• NFC tags is used for
automating task in your
smartphone, mobile
payment, sharing data
quickly

8. What are NFC Tags
NFC tags for your business card which will
contain your photo, links to your website,
social media and contact info.

9. Creative use of NFC TAGS
Other than data transfer, home automation
and mobile payment NFC can do alot of cool
stuffs.
You can read more about it, on my post
25 Brilliant use of NFC Tags

10. Program NFC Tags
● Download and install
trigger from play store.
● Select requiement and
tap the phone on the
NFC tags.
● And done !!
Details http://goo.gl/poyj3U

11. Conclusion
• NFC is a new but promising technology, in
the coming years there will be many phones
which have NFC support built in them. Even
though it will take time to carry out it on
bigger scale you can still use NFC tags at your
home and office and make your life better.

12. References
• http://nfcworld.com
• http://goo.gl/7n3dm6
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Near_field_com
munication

13. Thanks