NTAG® 5 Boost: NFC Forum-Compliant I²C Bridge for Tiny Devices
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NTAG® 5 Switch: NFC Forum-Compliant PWM GPIO Bridge for Lighting and Gaming
NXP’s NTAG 5 switch lets designers eliminate the need of an MCU in various gaming and lighting applications, as well as in other cost-sensitive designs, for added functionality, connectivity, and efficiency at a lower cost. Operating at 13.56 MHz, it is an NFC Forum-compliant contactless tag.
It offers Read Range Duality with two-way communication links with NFC-enabled device at close range, and by powerful industrial reader over a longer range, which makes it possible to be calibrated and parameterized automatically while in the factory. Easy configuration supports a range of control functions, and the onboard originality check lets the users verify the end-product’s authenticity.
Commitment to Longevity
NTP52101G0J is ready to support your development today, tomorrow and beyond through its longevity program. The Product Longevity program ensures a stable supply of products for your embedded designs
Product Details
Features
Key Features
- GPIO and PWM
- Energy harvesting with configurable output up to 30 mW
NFC Interface
- Fully NFC Forum Type 5 Tag compliant
- 8-byte Unique Identifier
- 32-byte reprogrammable originality signature
Host Interface
- 2 GPIO’s
- 2 Pulse Width Modulation output channel
- Event Detection pin
Scalable Security
- 32/64-bit password protection
- Read-only locking
- 3 configurable user memory areas
- ECC-based reprogrammable originality signature
Memory
- 512 bytes user memory
Part numbers include: NTP52101G0JHK, NTP52101G0JT, NTP52101G0JTT.
Comparison Table
| Feature | NTAG 21xF | NTAG 5 switch | NTAG I2C plus | NTAG 5 link | NTAG 5 boost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NFC Forum type tag | 2 | 5 | 2 | 5 | 5 |
| Max. interface speed - NFC/I2C | 106 kbps/- | 53 kbps/- | 106 kbps/400 kHz | 53 kbps/400 kHz | 53 kbps/400 kHz |
| Memory size | 144 or 888 bytes | 512 bytes | 888 or 1912 bytes 64 bytes SRAM |
2048 bytes 256 bytes SRAM |
2048 bytes 256 bytes SRAM |
| Memory protection from NFC perspective |
Read only locking and 32-bit PWD |
Read only locking and 32- or 64-bit PWD |
Read only locking and 32-bit PWD |
Read only locking and 32- or 64-bit PWD AES mutual authentication* |
Read only locking and 32- or 64-bit PWD or AES mutual auth. |
| Memory protection from connected host |
- | - | Restrict access to NFC password protected area |
32-bit PWD | 32-bit PWD |
| Memory areas | 2 | 3 | 2 | 3 | 3 |
| Originality Signature | fixed | re-programmable | fixed | re-programmable | re-programmable |
| Energy harvesting | - | regulated up to 30 mW | yes up to 15 mW |
regulated up to 30 mW | when used as passive regulated up to 30 mW |
| Wired Interface | Field Detect Pin | PWM, GPIO; Event Detect Pin | I2C target; Event Detect Pin | PWM; GPIO; I2C target, I2C transparent controller*; Event detection | PWM; GPIO; I2C target, I2C transparent controller; Event detection |
| Typical stand-by and hard-power-down values | - | 6 µA/0,25 µA | - | 6 µA/0,25 µA | 10 µA/0,25 µA |
| Active load modulation | - | - | - | - | yes, when VCC supplied |
| Temperature range | -25°C to +70°C | -40°C to +85°C | -40°C to +105°C | -40°C to +85°C | -40°C to +85°C |
* Only available for NTP5332
Related products
NTAG® 5 Link: NFC Forum-Compliant I²C Bridge for IoT on Demand
NTAG 210/NTAG 212: NTAG® 21x, NFC Forum Type 2 Tag IC with Multiple User Memory Sizes
NTAG® 5 Boost: NFC Forum-Compliant I²C Bridge for Tiny Devices
NTAG® 5 Link: NFC Forum-Compliant I²C Bridge for IoT on Demand
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Documentation
Quick reference to our documentation types.
1-5 of 8 documents
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Reference Manual
NTAG 5 - Android Application development
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Application Note
NTAG 5 - How to use energy harvesting
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Application Note
Antenna design guide for NTAG 5 link and NTAG 5 switch
Design Resources
Hardware
Quick reference to our
board types.
2 hardware offerings
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Evaluation and Development BoardsNTAG® 5 family Demo Kit
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Evaluation and Development BoardsNTAG® 5 development kits
Engineering Services
To get further assistance directly from NXP, please see our Engineering Services.
1 engineering service
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Independent Design House (IDH)
NFC demonstrators
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Training
5 trainings
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On-Demand
How to Develop with NTAG® 5
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On-Demand
NTAG® 5 Product Family Introduction
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