NXP's NFC Product Portfolio

Training
NXP’s NFC product portfolio
June 2016
Public

Session 10th June: NFC use cases
A different kind of wireless
NFC everywhere!
Market, Use cases, NXP solutions
A day in life with NFC
Good morning, Going to work, At work, Lunch break, Afternoon activities,
Back home sweet home
Session 17th June: NXP’s NFC product portfolio
Last session review
NXP’s NFC product portfolio overview
Connected tag solutions:
Highlighted products: NTAG I2C plus
NFC frontends solutions:
Highlighted products: PN512, CLRC663, PN5180
NFC controller solutions:
Highlighted products: PN7120/PN7150, PN7462
NFC product portfolio comparison and selection path
Agenda
2

Morning home
Morning travel
@work
Lunch break
Afternoon activity
Home at night
Segments
City
A day in your life with NFC
3

Typical NFC use cases and segments covered
Conditional access
Authentication
Commissioning and pairing
Payment
Device-to-device communication
Zero-power configuration
PaymentConsumer
& IoT
MedicalIndustrial
& Appliances
Access
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NXP NFC readers product portfolio
Combination of NFC frontend with an advanced
32-bit microcontroller.
NFC controller with integrated FW and NCI interface.
Products: PN7120/PN7150
NFC controller with customizable firmware.
Products: PN7462
NFC controller with
application
PN7462
A comprehensive portfolio of NFC Forum
type 2 tags covering a broad range of use cases
Products: NTAG21x(F), NTAG I2C plus
Our standalone frontends are the most
flexible way to add NFC to a system.
Products: PN512, CLRC663, PN5180
NFC controller with
integrated firmware
PN7120
NFC
frontend
PN5180
Connected NFC tag
NTAG I2C plus
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How to select the right product for your NFC application?
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Do you need an active or passive solution?1
e.g.: Energy harvesting can be used, I need an active device to generate the RF field…
e.g.: NFC phones, NFC readers, ISO/IEC compliant cards, NFC tags …
e.g.: I want to integrate the NFC solution into a Android, Linux, Windows, RTOS, NullOS system…
e.g.: I need standard performance, I need performance that can drive a very large and reliable operating
volume …
What do you need to interact with?2
What operating system requirements do you have?3
Which performance do you need?4

Connected TAG Solutions
8
Products: PN7462
NFC controller with
application
PN7462
NFC controller with
integrated firmware
PN7120
NFC
frontend
PN5180
Connected NFC tag
NTAG I2C plus

Memory
NTAG for smart inlays,
labels and tags
NTAG I2C for full bidirectional communication with
host controller
NTAG
210
NTAG
213
NTAG
215
NTAG
216
NTAG
216F
NTAG
213F
NTAG I2C
1k
NTAG I2C
2k
NTAG I2C
plus 1k
NTAG I2C
plus 2k
F
NTAG
212
Value
NTAG F for battery
powered systems
NTAG family overview
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A: A passive solution that interacts with NFC phones is enough, energy
harvesting can be used
A: I will only talk to an NFC-enabled phone or handled
Or …
F
Do you only need to wake up the MCU?3
Do you need to communicate with the MCU?4
When to choose a Connected NFC tag solution?
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Easy access to data from both NFC (Type 2 Tag) and from I²C
Field detection to wake up connected devices
Energy Harvesting capabilities
EEPROM for offline data access
Maximum interoperability with NFC devices
Flexible memory management
Originality signature for protection against cloning
Fast & convenient data exchange via a 64 bytes SRAM buffer
Small footprint package (1,6*1,6*0,5mm)
Low bill of material
Easy to use
Easy to integrate
Ideal for low power
operations
Maximum
interoperability with
NFC devices
http://www.nxp.com/products/:NT3H2111W0FHK
Connected NFC tag
NTAG I2C plus
NTAG I2C plus is the simplest,
most cost-effective NFC solution
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Integrated 50pF resonance capacitor
888 or 1,912 bytes of user memory for NDEF message (based on
EEPROM)
32-bit password protection to prevent unauthorized memory
operations
Protected Area access restriction from I²C perspective
64-byte SRAM memory buffer
Data Pass Through Mode
Energy harvesting output
Supply voltage range: 1.67 V to 3.6V
Fast Read and Fast Write commands
ECC supported originality check
Operating temperature: -40C, +105C
I²C Slave 100/400 kbit/s
Field detection pin
Interface to host
Characteristics
XQFN8
TSSOP8
SO8
Packages
ISO/IEC 14443 Type A
NFC Forum Type 2 Tag
Supported RF protocols
NTAG I2C plus: technical product features
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F
NTAG 21x(F) target markets and applications
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Brand protection, goods and device
authentication
Ensure that only original parts are used in a device.
Bluetooth and Wi-Fi pairing
Tap to trigger pairing with Bluetooth or other RF
technologies.
Smart media and advertising
Offering a highly cost-effective solution for item identification
and content interactivity.
Gaming
Toys can interact with other toys, video game accessories,
bridging physical and virtual worlds.

NTAG I2C plus target markets and applications
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Zero power configuration
Use a phone as external user interface and configure the
device in unpowered state
Network commissioning and pairing
Bring a wireless node securely into a network (IoT)
Communicate with sealed, battery less devices, replace
previous interfaces with NFC

I2C protected
memory access
Read & Write
WRITE
Protection
or
READ & WRITE
Protection
EEPROM
WRITE
Protection
or
READ & WRITE
Protection
After 32-bit
password
authentication only
Unprotected
memory access
RF/NFC protected
memory access
Protected memory Access rights can be set
independently between I2C and RF
I2C
NTAG I2C plus: memory access configuration
Data protection for both NFC and I2C perspective
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NTAG I2C plus Explorer kit OM5569 / NT322E - NTAG I2C plus Explorer kit with Field Detector Board, flex antenna and SO8 samples
NTAG I2C plus Explorer kit + NFC reader OM5569 / NT322ER - NTAG I2C plus Explorer kit with Field Detector Board, flex antenna, NFC reader and SO8 samples
NTAG I2C plus Explorer kit Flex antennas OM5569 / NT322F - NTAG I2C plus Flex Antenna kit with 3 different flex antennas only and SO8 samples
NTAG I2C plus Explorer kit source files SW3647 – Explorer board firmware C source files
SW3648 - NTAG I²C Demo Android app source code 1.7.8
SW3649 – Peek and Poke source code VS2010
SW3650– NTAG I2C plus PC demo application source code
NTAG I2C plus SW installers SW3651 – Setup of Windows application for use with Identiv Readers
SW3652 – Setup Peek and Poke
SW3750 – Identiv uTrust reader drivers
Design tools SW3640 – Field detector board
SW3639 – NTAG I2C plus Class 4 antenna
SW3638 – NTAG I2C Explorer Rev 2.0 version 1
SW3641 – NTAG I2C plus Flex antenna class6 version1
Documentation 359930 – NTAG I2C plus, NFC Forum Type 2 Tag compliant IC with I2C interface
AN11276 - NTAG Antenna Design Guide
AN11350 - NTAG21x Originality Signature Validation
AN11578 - NTAG I²C Energy Harvesting
AN11579 - How to use NTAG I²C (plus) for bidirectional communication
AN11786 - NTAG I²C plus Memory Configuration Options
UM10966 - NTAG I²C plus Explorer Kit and Android Demo
UM10967 - NTAG I²C plus Explorer Kit and Peek & Poke
UM10945 – NTAG I²C plus Explorer Kit Program and debug start-up
UM10989 – NTAG I2C Demo Android app developer start-up guide
NTAG I2C plus support package
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Feature NTAG 210/212 NTAG 213(F)/215/216(F) NTAG I2C 1k / 2k NTAG I2C plus
User memory 48/128 bytes 144/54/888 bytes 888/1904 bytes 888/1912 bytes
RF baud rate 106 kbps 106 kbps 106 kbps 106 kbps
FAST READ command YES YES YES YES
FAST WRITE command - - - YES
UID mirror YES YES - -
Originality signature YES YES - YES
NFC Counter - YES - -
Memory access protection via RF interface R/W R/W - R/W
Memory access protection via I2C interface - - - R/W
Field Detection -
YES (only NTAG213F,
NTAG216F)
YES YES
Energy Harvesting - - YES YES
Pass-through mode - - YES YES, higher performance
Connected NFC tag solutions: Comparison
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PC tools
Windows application for NTAG I2C plus Explorer board
Peek and Poke
RFID discover
Development kit
NTAG I2C plus Explorer Kit
Android applications
NTAG I2C demo app
TagInfo
TagWriter
Source code examples
NTAG I2C Explorer board C firmware
NTAG I2C demo app Android app source
NTAG I2C PC app source code
Development environment
LPCXpresso IDE for LPC MCUs
MIFARE SDK
Documentation
Application notes
User Manuals
Getting started guides
How to develop applications around Connected NFC tag solutions
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Frontend Solutions
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Products: PN7462
NFC controller with
application
PN7462
NFC controller with
integrated firmware
PN7120
NFC
frontend
PN5180
Connected NFC tag
NTAG I2C plus

Most flexible way
to add NFC to any
system
High-performance NFC frontends
NFC frontends delivering full NFC
Forum compliance
NFC frontends family overview
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When to choose an NFC frontend solution?
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A: I need an active device to generate the RF field
A: I want to read any ISO/IEC compliant cards and/or communicate with an NFC enabled device
A: I need standard performance
A: I want to integrate the NFC solution into my microcontroller

I need a full ISO/IEC14443
reader and support for
ISO/IEC 15693 cards (ICODE)
I need a full
ISO/IEC14443 reader
I will read/write ISO/IEC 14443-A
(MIFARE, NTAG cards)
MFRC630
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A: I want my system to primarily talk to contactless cards
A: I need performance that can drive a very large and reliable operating volume. I need to pass
EMVCo certification

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A: I need performance that can drive a very large and reliable operating volume. I need to pass
EMVCo or NFC Forum certifications
A: I want to read any ISO/IEC compliant cards and/or communicate with an NFC enabled device

Full NFC Forum-
compliant solution
Fast and cost-
efficient NFC design
startup
NFC
frontend
PN512
http://www.nxp.com/products/:PN5120A0HN1
PN512 is the most broadly adopted
NFC frontend
RF frontend compliant with ISO/IEC 14443, ISO/IEC 18092, ISO/IEC 15693
and FeliCa protocols
Card operation mode supporting ISO/IEC14443A and FeliCa scheme
Various host controller interfaces implemented: 8-bit parallel interface, SPI,
serial UART, I2C
64-byte FIFO buffer
Flexible interrupt modes
Hard reset with low power function
Programmable timer
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64 Byte FIFO
Interrupts using IRQ pin
Dedicated ID for every Operating Mode
2.5 V- 3.6 V power supply, typ. 3.3V
Host interface supply voltage down to 1,6V
S2C interface available
Different packages ( HVQFN40, HVQFN32)
NFC Reader Library
Booster required for EMVCo analog compliancy. Digital
compliancy supported bu the NFC Reader Library
Card Emulation
ISO/IEC 14443 A, FeliCa, MIFARE over S2C
Reader/Writer mode
ISO/IEC 14443 A&B R/W up to 848 kbit/s
FeliCa R/W support
Support of all mandatory NFC Forum tags
R/W support for MIFARE 1K, 4K
NFC Peer to Peer mode
Active and passive communication mode
Interfaces to host
SPI, serial UART, I2C, 8-bit parallel interface (available on
HVQFN40 package)
Packages
HVQFN32, HVQFN40, TFBGA64
PN512 technical product features
Characteristics Supported RF protocols
27

PN512 target markets and applications
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Access control
Gives access to physical door, public transport and allow logical
access to a machine
Communicate with any NFC device
Gaming
bridging physical and virtual worlds

PN512 blueboard PNEV512B - PN512 reader board stacked on top of LPC-link board supporting NXP's ARM-based microcontrollers
PNEV512B software SW2979 – NFC Reader Library v4.010.03.001609 R1 for PNEV512B including all SW examples
SW255811 – PNEV512B card emulation of a Tag 2 Type and a Tag 4 Type card for LPC1227
PNEV512B design tools SW302410 – Schematics and BOM for PNEV512B
PNEV512B documentation AN11308 – Quick start guide PNEV512B board
AN11367 – How to build a NFC application on Android
AN11583 – Guide about how to port the Passive Target example from the NFC Reader Library to another MCU
AN11342 – How to scale down the NXP Reader Library
UM10663 – NXP Reader Library User Manual based on CLRC663 and PN512 blueboard reader projects
UM10721 – NXP Reader Library Peer to Peer Manual based on CLRC663 and PN512 blueboard reader projects
PN512: support package
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EXPLORE-NFC expansion board High performance full NFC expansion board for the Raspberry Pi, only available through element1
EXPLORE-NFC software SW282715 – Neard EXPLORE_NFC containing a SW package to get started working with the EXPLORE_NFC on the Raspberry Pi
using the Raspbian Wheezy or Jessie images
SW282816 – Neard EXPLORE-NFC Dev, containing the source of all components
SW3693 – NFC Reader Library for Linux v4.010.03.001609
SW282911 – Card Emulation example for the Raspberry PI (Type 2 tag emulation)
EXPLORE-NFC design tools OT344310 – Schematics and BOM for EXPLORE-NFC
EXPLORE-NFC documentation AN11480 – Quick start up guide for EXPLORE-NFC working with Raspberry Pi
PN512: support package (II)
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Other documentation 111351 – Full NFC Forum-compliant frontend (Datasheet)
AN11802 – NFC Reader Library for Linux Installation guidelines
AN11535 – Measurement and tuning of a NFC and Reader IC antenna with a MiniVNA
AN11038 – Fast verification of PN512 and amplifier
AN1425 – RF amplifier for NFC Reader ICs
AN166510 Amplifier antenna matching calculation excel
AN1445 – Antenna design guide for MFRC52x, PN51x, PN53x

High output power
and reliable RF
performance
Fast card detection
at minimized power
consumption
Fast design-in
High output power IC in small footprint
Support of all main RF protocols. ISO/IEC 14443, ISO/IEC 15693 and FeliCa
compliant
NFC Ready enabled
Compelling low power card detection
EMVCo compliance without external amplifier (EMV 2.5 RF level)
Compact footprint of HVQFN32 package for size optimization
NFC
frontend
CLRC633
http://www.nxp.com/products/:CLRC66302HN
CLRC663 high-performance NFC reader solution
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Main features of CLRC663 are included in the derivatives.
Derivatives are intended to serve segment requirements with optimized functionality set.
MFRC630
Supporting
ISO/IEC14443 A
High Data Rates
SLRC610
Supporting
ISO/IEC15693
EPC Class-1 HF/
ISO 18000-3M3
MFRC631
Supporting
ISO/IEC 14443 A&B
High Data Rates
CLRC663
Supporting
ISO/IEC 14443 A &B
High Data Rates
ISO/IEC15693
EPC Class-1 HF/
ISO 18000-3M3
FeliCa
NFC-ready
NFC P2P passive initiator
CLRC663 reader IC family
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Reader/Writer mode:
ISO/IEC 14443A/B R/W up to 848 kbit/s
FeliCa R/W support
ISO/IEC 15693 R/W support
Peer to Peer mode:
NFCIP-1 passive initiator communication mode
512 Byte FIFO
3.0V - 5V power supply, typ. 5V
Host interface supply voltage down to 1,6V
Low Power card detection
Integrated Integer NPLL
High RF output power
Load protocol
8 Kbyte EEPROM
Boundary scan interface
Supports additional SAM for security applications
Support of Higher baud rates of up to 848kbits for high speed transactions
SPI, 2x I2C, Serial UART Small footprint package (HVQFN32)
Interfaces to host Packages
CLRC663 technical product features
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CLRC663 target markets and applications
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Access control
Gives access to physical door, public transport and allows
logical access to a machine
E-government applications
Passport and e-ID readers
Payment
Pay for goods or services with a single tap
Gaming

CLRC663 development board CLEV663B – NFC frontend development board which can be used for embedded software development based on
LPCXpresso
NFC Reader Library SW2978 – NFC Reader Library V4.010.03.001609 R1 for CLEV663B including all software examples.
SW335613 – ICODE SLI and ICODE ILT examples based on NFC Reader Library.
SW3693 - NFC Reader Library for Linux v4.010.03.001609.
Design support tools AN11246 - CLRC663, MFRC631, MFRC630, SLRC610 Directly matched antenna design – advanced user
AN11020 – Matching calculations for CLRC663, MFRC631, MFRC630, SLRC610
SW314130 – Schematics and BOM for CLEV663
SW210910 – CLRC663 serial scripts
Documentation 171142 – High-performance multi-protocol NFC frontend (Datasheet)
AN11019 – CLRC663, MFRC630, MFRC631, SLRC610 Antenna design guide
AN11802 – NFC Reader Library for Linux installation guidelines
AN11211 – Quick start up guide RC663 blueboard
AN11367 – How to build a NFC application on Android
AN11145 – CLRC663, MFRC631, MFRC630, SLRC610 Low power card detection
AN11022 - CLRC663 quick start guide
AN11535 – Measurement and tuning of a NFC and Reader IC antenna with MiniVNA
AN11505 - CLRC663, MFRC631, MFRC630, SLRC610 PC-Serial RS232 quick start guide
AN11021 - CLRC663, MFRC631, MFRC630, SLRC610 software design guide for NXPRDLib
AN11116 – Using the RS232 serial evaluation boards on a USB port
AN11402 – How to implement the ICODE ILT anti-collision
AN11342 – How to scale down the NXP Reader Library
AN10365 – Surface mount reflow soldering
AN11256 – Migration guide CLRC663 to derivates
UM10663 – NXP Reader Library User Manual based on CLRC663 and PN512 blueboard Reader projects
UM10721 – NXP Reader Library Peer to Peer User Manual based on CLRC663 and PN512 blueboard reader projects
CLRC663 support package
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Low power
Easy certification
Fast development
Flexible operation
High-performance, full NFC Forum compliant frontend
Efficient, robust and reliable operation even in harsh conditions
Maximum interoperability for next generation of NFC enabled mobile phones
Onboard Dynamic Power Control (DPC) for optimized RF performance
Adaptive wave shaping control (AWC) eases antenna design
Fast SPI host interface with optimized commands for use with 32-bit host
controllers
Small, industry-standard packages with HVQFN & BGA package supporting PCI
compliancy.
NFC
frontend
PN5180
http://www.nxp.com/products/:PN5180A0HN
PN5180 the best full NFC frontend in the market
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SPI up to 7Mbit/s
IRQ and BUSY signal for improved host communication
RF driver current up to 250mA
Dynamic Power Control DPC
Adaptive waveshaping control
RF driver supply voltage: 2,7V…5.5V
Host interface: 1,8V or 3.3V
Flexible low power card detection
4 Multi purpose Outputs‘s (only on TFBGA)
HW support for EMVCo EMD handling
13.56 MHz RF clock generation from external 8, 12, 16 and 24
MHz source
Overheat protection
Operating temperature range: -30…+85°C
Reader/Writer mode
ISO/IEC 14443 A&B R/W support up to 848 kbit/s
FeliCa R/W support
NFC Forum tag type 1,2,3,4,5 reader
ISO/IEC15693 reader (I-Code SLI)
ISO/IEC 18000-3M3 reader (I-Code ILT)
EMVCo 2.5 compliance (L1)
Peer to Peer mode
Passive-Initiator / Passive-Target
Active-Initiator / Active-Target
P2P supported for types: A (106 kbit/s), F (212,424 kbit/s)
Card Emulation
ISO/IEC 14443A (up to 848 kbit/s)
Active Load Modulation
HVQFN40 and TFBGA64
Part removal detection (PRD, only on TFBGA)
Interfaces to host
Packages
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Payment
Access control
Gives access to physical door, public transport and allow logical
access to a machine
Industrial and high performance readers
Interacting with production systems or control equipment ,
machine-to-machine communication and any reader requiring
high RF performance

Software-controlled transmitter current
limitation
Field strength control
Improved antenna tuning (transfer function)
Smaller antennas (e.g. EMVCo)
(1) A load change decreases the impedance, i.e. increases the ITVDD
(2) The DPC uses the changed AGC value to change the TVDD settings
(3) The changed TVDD settings reduce the ITVDD and RF power
DPC uses gears to control the Tx output power
PN5180 Dynamic Power Control
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Dynamic Power Control enables up to 30% increase
of the nominal driver current at same max driver spec
Transmitter current for detuning compensation
H-Field within the operating volume
Modulation index and rise/fall times
Dynamic Regulation of…
EMVCo analog compliancy -
too high power in close distance (clipping)
PN5180… without DPC
PN5180… with DPC theoretical optimum -
getting the best long range power and avoiding
close coupling power impacts
PN5180… with DPC typical example -
reaching long range requirements and
optimising current consumption
EMVCo analog compliancy -
high power required in far distance to reach
minimum levels (comm distance)
PN5180 DPC in more detail
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NFC frontend development kit PN5180 NFC frontend development kit OM25180FDK
PN5180 POS reader solution SLN-POS-RDR: Point of Sale Reader solution
NFC Cockpit SW3524 - Installer package PN5180 NFC Cockpit v2.3
NFC Reader Library SW3522 - NFC Reader Library for PNEV5180B including all SW examples
SW3693 - NFC Reader Library for Linux v4.010.03.001609.
Design tools SW3545 - PN5180 antenna design tools
Documentation 75017673 - PN5180 leaflet
PN5180 - Product datasheet
AN11802 – NFC Reader Library for Linux installation guidelines
AN11742 - PN5180 Dynamic Power Control
AN11744- PN5180 evaluation board quick start guide
AN11740 - PN5180 antenna design guide
AN11741 - How to design an antenna with DPC
UM10954 - PN5180 SW quick start guide
PN5180 support package
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ISO/IEC
15693,
ISO/IEC
18000-3M3
Dynamic
Power
Control
EMVCo L1
RF
SW
stack
ISO/IEC
14443
A&B,
FeliCa
ISO/IEC
18092
Target
ISO/IEC
18092
Initiator
Card mode
in host
PN512
CLRC663
PN5180
ISO/IEC
14443-A
MIFARE,
ISO/IEC
14443-A&B,
FeliCa
Active &
Passive
Active &
Passive
L1
with booster
EMV L1
NFC Forum
ISO/IEC
14443-A
MIFARE,
ISO/IEC
14443-A&B,
FeliCa
MIFARE,
ISO/IEC
14443-A&B,
FeliCa
Active &
Passive
Active &
Passive
L1
no booster
EMV L1
NFC Forum
Reader & Writer
Card
emulation
L1
no booster
EMV L1
NFC Forum
Yes
ISO/IEC15693
ISO/IEC
18000-3M3
ISO/IEC15693
ISO/IEC
18000-3M3
Passive
Peer-to-Peer
NFC frontends comparison
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NFC Reader Library
Software support for NFC frontend solutions:
Available for: PN512, CLRC663, PN5180 and Linux
Development kits and demoboards
PNEV512B
CLEV663B
OM25180FDK
SW examples based on NFC Reader Library
demonstrating frontend capabilities
Documentation
Application notes
User Manuals
NFC Cockpit
A PC tool that ease design process, antenna
tuning and register configuration
(only for PN5180)
How to develop applications around NFC frontend solutions
PNEV512R
CLEV663
OM5597
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NFC Reader Library: software support for NFC frontend solutions
 The NFC Reader Library is a multi-layer library, written in ANSI
C which makes it easy to create NFC-based applications.
 Each layer consists of different components having a generic
interface and a specific implementation
 The library structure provides a modular way of programming
and is designed in a way to be easily portable to many different
microcontrollers.
NFC Reader Library
http://www.nxp.com/pages/:NFC-READER-LIBRARY

Controller Solutions
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Products: PN7462
NFC controller with
application
PN7462
NFC controller with
integrated firmware
PN7120
NFC
frontend
PN5180
Connected NFC tag
NTAG I2C plus

NFC controllers with
customizable firmware
NFC controllers with
integrated firmware
Designed for
today’s compact
systems
Higher integration
with fewer
components
NFC controllers family overview
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A: I want to integrate the NFC solution into a Linux/Android/Windows system
A: I want to read any ISO/IEC compliant cards and/or communicate with an NFC
enabled device
When to choose an NFC controller solution?
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A: I want one chip solution to develop my application, with freely programmable uC
A: I want to read any ISO/IEC compliant cards and/or communicate with an NFC
enabled device
When to choose an NFC controller solution?
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Easy to integrate
Easy to use
Lower bill of
materials
Optimized for
portable
applications
Full NFC Forum-compliant controller
Support NFC card emulation, reader/writer and peer-to-peer modes
Compatible with ISO/IEC 14443-A&B, FeliCa and ISO/IEC 15693 cards
Very easy to integrate thanks to the embedded firmware and NCI standardized
interface
Linux, Android and WinIoT drivers ease integration and reduce time to market
Low power operation mode
Standard packages: HVQFN40(PN7150), VFBGA49(PN7120)
NFC Controller
with integrated
firmware
PN71x0
http://www.nxp.com/products/:PN7120A0EV
http://www.nxp.com/products/:PN7150B0HN
PN71x0 the best plug and play full NFC solution
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Package
Full hardware and software compatibility
Support for Linux, Android, Windows IoT, RTOS, NullOS
Interface to Raspberry Pi, BeagleBone Black and all boards with
Arduino-compatible header
Complete, power-efficient NFC control
RF driver: 3.0 to 4.75V, 180mA max (PN7150); 2.7 to 3.3V, 180mA max
(PN7120)
NFC Forum device requirement v1.3
Fully configurable polling loop with low-power mode
Load modulation scheme; active (PN7150), passive (PN7120)
I2C up to 3,4MBaud/s
NFC Forum NCI 1.0 compliant protocol
IRQ signal for improved synchronization
Supply voltage: 1.8V to 3.3V
Reader/Writer modes
NFC Forum tags Type 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5
ISO/IEC 14443 Type A & B, R/W up to 848 Kbps
ISO/IEC 15693 Tags (ICODE)
FeliCa tags up to 424 Kbps
MIFARE 1K/4K
MIFARE DESFire
Card modes (from Host)
NFC Forum T4T (ISO/IEC 14443A&B) at 106 kbps
NFC Forum T3T (FeliCa, PN7150 only)
P2P modes
Active and passive initiator and target according to ISO/IEC 18092 at all data
rates (106 kbps to 424 kbps)
HVQFN40 (PN7150); VFBGA49 (PN7120)
Interfaces to host
PN71x0 technical product features
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* Active Load Modulation is the fact to actively drive RF signal with the transmitters during the modulation phase. It gives much stronger signal than the passive load modulation, which is just
changing the transmitter impedance.
RF driver supply
voltage
2.7V or 3.3V 2.7V...4.75V
Card Emulation
mode
Package
Load Modulation
concept
Passive Load
Modulation
NFC forum T4T -
ISO/IEC A&B
VFBGA49
NFC forum T4T - ISO/IEC A&B
NFC forum T3T - FeliCa
HVQFN40
Active Load Modulation*
More output power to work with smaller
antenna or better performance
Enable FeliCa use cases
(Japan, HK, Singapore)
Decrease PCB manufacturing cost
(no microvias)
Allow decreasing antenna size with
same RF performance in Card Emulation
and passive Target modes
Benefits
PN7150 vs PN7120
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PN71x0 target markets and applications
Consumable authentication
Ensuring that only original parts are
used in a device
Gaming
Bridging physical
and virtual worlds
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Commissioning and pairing of home automation
applications
Connecting our appliances and smart home devices with a
single touch to remotely manage them
Device personalization and parental control
Adjusting settings or Personalized access to certain content or
restricted content,
Device maintenance and troubleshooting
Enabling better product maintenance, product registration or
FW upgrades by the technicians

NXP provides a portfolio of NFC controller solutions optimized for integration in OS environments such as Linux, Android, Windows or RTOS
and even without operating system.
Linux NFC architecture
Linux integration is offered through
NXP’s Linux libnfc-nci SW stack
Android NFC architecture
Android integration is offered through the
Android AOSP SW stack for which NXP
delivers dedicated patches.
Windows NFC architecture
Windows integration is offered through
Microsoft Windows universal NFC device
driver model,
NullOS/RTOS architecture
NullOS/RTOS integration is demonstrated with
code examples running on NXP’s LPC , Kinetis
and i.MX MCUs
PN71x0 easy SW integration into any environment
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NFC controller SBC kit OM5577/PN7120S – PN7120 Controller SBC kit
OM5577/PN7100ARD – PN7120 NFC Controller SBC kit for Arduino
SW support SW3735- NXP-NCI Kinetis Design Studio example
SW3241- NXP-NCI LPCXpresso example
SW3497- PN71x0 on RPI, WinIoT driver installation files
OM55777_BBB_KITKAT – OM5577 BeagleBone Android KitKat demo image
OM5577 _BBB_LINUX- OM5577 BeagleBone Linux demo image
OM5577_RPI_LINUX-OM5577 Raspberry Pi Linux demo image
OM5577_RPI_WIN10IOT-OM5577 Raspberry Pi WinIoT10 demo image
Documentation AN11646 – PN7120 NFC Controller SBC Kit Quick Start Guide
AN11658 – NXP-NCI LPCXpresso example
AN11845- NXP-NCI Kinetis Design Studio example
UM10819 – PN7120 User Manual
UM10878- NFC Controller SBC Kit User Manual
AN11697 PN71x Linux Software Stack Integration Guidelines
PN71x0 Windows IoT porting guidelines
AN11700- PN7120 Product Quick Start Guide
AN11690 NXP-NCI Android porting guidelines
AN11564 PN7120 Antenna Design and Matching guide
AN11656 PN120 Hardware design guide
AN11562 PN7120 Low Power Mode configuration
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NFC controller SBC kit OM5578/PN7150ARD – PN7150 NFC Controller SBC kit for Arduino
OM5578/PN7150BBB– PN7150 NFC Controller SBC kit for BeableBone Black
OM5578/PN7150RPI-– PN7150 NFC Controller SBC kit for Raspberry Pi
SW support Linux NFC stack for NCI based NXP NFC Controllers
Android patches for KitKat
Android patches for Lollipop
SW3735- NXP-NCI Kinetis Design Studio example
SW3241- NXP-NCI LPCXpresso example
SW3497- PN71x0 on Raspberry Pi, WinIoT driver installation files
OM5578 PN7150 UDOO Neo Linux system image
OM5578 PN7150 Beaglebone Black KitKat Linux system image
OM5578 PN7150 Beaglebone Black Linux system image
OM5578 PN7150 Raspberry Pi Linux system image
OM557x PN71x0 Raspberry Pi 2 WinIoT
Documentation AN11759 – Product quick start guide
AN11755 – Antenna and tuning design guide
AN11756 – Hardware design guide
AN11757 – Low power mode configuration
AN11697 – Linux software stack integration guidelines
AN11690 – Android integration guidelines
AN11767 – Windows IoT porting guidelines
AN11758 – Raspberry Pi demo kit quick start guide
AN11842 – BeagleBone demo kit quick start guide
AN11841 – Arduino demo kit quick start guide
AN11658 – LPCXpresso example
AN11845 – Kinetis Design studio example
UM10936 – User Manual
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Development kit
SingleBoard Computer (SBC) kits with interface boards
for Arduino, Raspberry Pi and BeagleBone Black
SW images and SW examples
For Windows 10 IoT , Android, Linux, RTOS, NullOS
together with illustrative NFC SW examples
Documentation
Application notes
User Manuals
+ +
OM5578/PN7150S
PN7150 NFC Controller Board
OM29110ARD
Arduino Interface Board
NTAG216
NFC Sample Card
+ +
OM5578/PN7150S
OM29110BBB
BeagleBone Interface Board
NTAG216
NFC Sample Card
+ +
OM5578/PN7150S
OM29110RPI
RaspberryPi Interface Board
NTAG216
NFC Sample Card
Compatibility with development boards
Integration with any boards featuring Arduino-compatible
header, including many LPC, Kinetis and i.MxX boards
How to develop applications around NFC controller
with integrated FW solutions
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NFC and contact
interfaces, MCU,
and software
in one chip
http://www.nxp.com/products/:PN7462AUHN
State of the art RF interface, compliant with: ISO/IEC 14443, ISO/IEC
18092, ISO/IEC 15693, ISO/IEC 18000-3M3, FeliCa
Contact interface compliant with ISO/IEC 7816-2 to 4
Integrated 20MHz Cortex M0 microcontroller with 80/160kB flash
memory, 12kB RAM and 4kB EEPROM
One configurable host interface: I2C, SPI, USB, HSUART
Two master interfaces: I2C and SPI
12 to 21 GPIOs
DPC for optimized antenna performance
EMVCo and NFC Forum compliance for easy certification
Advanced power management
Extensive support tools, including sample source code
HVQFN64 package (9x9 mm)
NFC Controller
with application
PN762
PN7462 the first all-in-one full NFC solution
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Contact reader
Packages
CPU core
Cortex M0 160kB flash, 12kB RAM, CPU-clk = 20MHz
RF performance
Transmitter current up to 250mA
Dynamic Power Control
Ease of integration
Multiple host interfaces
GPIOs and master drivers for peripherals
Protected firmware download in flash
Temperature range: -40°C / +85°C
Flexibility in development
Ease of configuration
Multiple SW examples provided for different use cases
EMVCo validated libraries
NFC Forum compliant libraries
Usage of standard development tools
Reader/Writer modes
NFC Forum tag type 1 to 5
ISO/IEC 14443 Type A & B R/W up to 848 kbit/s
ISO/IEC 15693 reader (I-Code SLI)
ISO/IEC 18000-3M3 reader (I-Code ILT)
FeliCa tags up to 424kbps
MIFARE 1K/4K
MIFARE DESFire
Card modes
ISO/IEC 14443-4 card emulation
P2P modes
Active and passive initiator and target according ISO/IEC 18092 at all
data rates
Class A, B, C card supported
Fully integrated ISO/IEC 7816-3&4 UART
Baud rate up to 1Mbit/s
Capability to drive external frontend for SAMs
HVQFN64 Interfaces
I²C/SPI/USB/UART host interfaces
SPI and I²C master interfaces64

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Payment
Access control
Gives access to physical door, public transport and allows
logical access to a machine
USB readers and home banking
Ideal solution to build USB NFC readers for easy connection to
a PC or laptop
Gaming

PN7462 family
includes
derivatives to fit
every specific
need
NFC microcontroller, 160 kB flash memory
NFC microcontroller, 160 KB flash memory and an
ISO/IEC7816 / EMVCo contact interface
PN7462 family overview
NFC microcontroller, 80kB flash memory
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Full NFC frontend,
with embedded
contact interface
EMVCo compliant
contactless and
contact interfaces
I2C master
GPIOs
Contactless IF
Contact IF
27.12MHz
5V
PN7462
SPI master
Embedded Cortex M0 for custom
applications, cost and space
saving
USB
PN7462 all-in-one solution
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NFC Controller development kit PN7462 NFC controller development kit OM27460CDK
PN7462AU FW and SW examples SW3683 – Installer package PN7462AU FW and SW Examples full version v4.0_01_00. Full NFC Forum compliant and
contact software libraries
PN7462AU NFC Cockpit SW3707 - Installer package PN7462 NFC Cockpit
Documentation 369231 – NFC Cortex-M0 microcontroller (Datasheet)
AN11706 – PN7462AU Antenna design guide
AN11738– PN7462AU Contact smartcard application
AN11784 – PN7462AU How to integrate RTOS
AN11785 – PN7462AU LPCD and standby mode
UM10833 – PN7462 Quick start guide – customer board
UM10913 – Software user manual
UM10858 – PN7462 HW User Manual
UM10957 – PN7462AU Door access user manual
UM10915 – PN7462AU PC CCID reader user manual
UM10951 – PN7462 Reference POS application
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How to develop applications around NFC controller
with customizable FW solutions
Fully customizable firmware
Dedicated SW library for contact & contactless
applications
Development kits
OM27462CDK NFC Controller development kit
enabling easy and fast development of applications
SW examples based on contact and contactless SW
libraries demonstrating NFC controller capabilities
Keil and IAR tool chain
Documentation
Application notes
User Manuals
NFC Cockpit
A PC tool that ease design process, antenna
tuning and register configuration
RF HAL (phhalRf)
NxpRdLib HAL Wrapper
ISO14443-3A,
3B, FeliCa PAL
ISO14443-4A
PAL
ISO14443-4
PAL
MIFARE
PAL
MFC,
MFDF,
MFUL
AL
MFC,
MFDF,
MFUL
Example
App
EMV
Example
App
Type A
Discovery
Loop App
Discovery
Loop
AC
FeliCa
R/W
App
Type B L4
Example
Examples Layer
(phExMain)
Application
Layer
Protocol
Layer
HAL
NXP Protected ROM
RF ROM HAL
PMU HAL
(TXLDO)
CLKGEN HAL
(CLIF PLL)
CLIF HW PMU/PCR
HW
CLKGEN HW
PN7462AU HW
Blocks
Timers/CRC/
RNG/
EEPROM HAL
Tools
(CRC,RNG..)
&
RTOS
Abstraction
Timers/CRC/
RNG/
EEPROM HW
phExMain - phExMain_Ct
Examples Layer
Protocol Layer
phhalHwCt phhalHwPmu
PMU/PCR HWCT HW
RTOS
Abstraction
HAL
phpalCt
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NXP NFC portfolio
A broad portfolio addressing all your needs
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Active /
Passive
SW stack NFC modes External BOM Chip prize
Connected NFC tags solutions
Passive
(Energy
Harvesting)
- Type 2 Tag Low $
NFC frontend solutions Active Via NFC library
R/W
CE
P2P
High $$
NFC controller solutions
(with integrated firmware)
Active
Via integrated
NFC stack on
MCU
R/W
CE
P2P
Low $$$
NFC controller solutions
(with customizable firmware)
Active
Freely
programmable
MCU
R/W
CE
P2P
Lowest $$$$
Lowest cost
Maximum flexibility
Plug and play
All-in-one
NXP NFC product portfolio
Each family brings unique benefits
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The product selection path
I will interact with
contactless cards
I will interact
only with NFC
phones
What OS
requirements do
you have?
Linux
Android
Windows
Own application
code
RTOS
NullOS
Passive
solution
Active
solution
I will talk to any
NFC-enabled
system
High
performance
High
performance
Standard
performance
Connected
NFC tag
solution PN71xx NFC
controller with
integrated FW
PN746x_736x NFC
controller with
customizable FW
PN5180 NFC
frontend
PN512 NFC
frontend
CLRC663 NFC
frontend family
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Detailed comparison
ISO/IEC
7816
interface
NFC
Tag
Output
Power
Card in
host mode
Reader & Writer P2P mode DPCEmbedded
MCU
Energy
Harvesting
Zero Power
Access
PN7150
PN7462
PN512
CLRC663
NTAG
I2C plus
NTAG F
Read&
Write
Read&
Write
10mA @ 2V
Tag
Type 2
Tag
Type 2
Reader
Tag Type
1,2,3,4
Reader
Tag Type
1,2,3,4,5
Reader
Tag Type
1,2,3,4,5
PN5180
Reader
Tag Type
1,2,3,4,5
Medium
High
High
High
ISO/IEC14443
FeliCa
ISO/IEC15693
ISO18000-3M3
ISO/IEC14443
FeliCa
ISO/IEC15693
ISO18000-3M3
ISO/IEC14443
FeliCa
ISO/IEC15693
Passive
Initator
Active&
Passive
Yes
Active&
Passive
ISO/IEC
14443-A&B
FeliCa
ISO/IEC
14443-A
ISO/IEC
14443-A,
Felica
Card
emulation
Yes, non
Rewritable FW
ISO/IEC14443
FeliCa
Active&
Passive
Read & Write
ISO/IEC
14443-A
ISO/IEC14443
FeliCa
ISO/IEC15693
ISO/IEC
18000-3M3
Yes
Active&
Passive
Reader
Tag Type
1,2,3,4,5
Yes,
customizable FW
High Yes
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Peer-to-
Peer

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