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Short Range Wireless Technology. Provides unique advantages over other Wireless
Technologies. Offers safe&intuitive communication
What is NFC?What is NFC?
◦Easy to use wireless communication interface for the last few centimeters
◦Easy to use target selection, by simply holding two devices close to each other
NFC is as easy as….
Wireless Short Range Communication Technology Based on RFID technology at 13,56 MHz Operating distance typical up to 10 cm Compatible with today’s field proven contactless
RFID technology Data exchange rate today up to 424 kilobits/s
13,56MHz RF Link
RFID object
Analog circutary-modulation
RF detects RF field at 13.56mhz
UART-protocol requirements
FIFO buffer-data transfer from UART to HOST
HOST-implemented to fulfill customer requirements
NFC Block Diagram
Various Components:
Initium Promi SD 102 Bluetooth adapter antenna for the NFC PN531 NFC PN531 board power supply distributor PCB DCE-DCE serial cable
Not restricted to 1 to 1 comm. Multiple devices can communicate with each other
using same frequency at 13.56MHz @ 106kb/s to 848kb/s
No special software is required. Peer to Peer communication is possible. Requires log power than Bluetooth. Good choice for secure transactions contactless credit
card payments
FeaturesFeatures
APPLICATIONS
Mobile Ticketing
Mobile payment
Bluetooth pairing
Merchant card system
Peer-peer system
Application software(mobile client)
Advantages
No interference due to decaying fields
Allows communication both between two powered and passive devices
Convenient usage by simply holding the two devices close to each other
Disadvantages
Data transfer rate is small compared to blue tooth and other wireless communications No protection in eavesdropping No protection in data modification
Providing secure channel will avoid the draw backs such as evesdropping or data modification.
NFC is compatible with existing RFID infrastructures.
NFC is an efficient technology for communications with short ranges
ConclusionConclusion
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