Programmable NFC Controller
Highly integrated devices combine an NFC frontend with a freely programmable 32-bit Arm® Cortex® -M0 microcontroller. Functions as the main system microcontroller and an optimal solution for very compact footprints.
NFC readers are the active components in NFC transactions. They can read and write cards and tags, interact with NFC phones and enable communication from device to device. NXP has a broad portfolio of high-performance NFC readers, fully supporting the MIFARE® ICs and standards such as EMV.
NXP’s NFC readers portfolio is part of the EdgeVerse edge computing platform built on a foundation of scalability, energy efficiency, security, machine learning and connectivity.
| Part Number | NFC Modes | Protocols* | Output Power | LPCD* performance | Contact Reader ISO7816 | RF transmitter supply voltage | Temp range | Integrated MCU |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PN7462 FamilyProgrammable NFC microcontroller | Full NFC | A, B, F, V, I | 1.3 W | ++ | 3 to 5.5 V | -40 to +85°C | Cortex-M0 160 kB | |
| PN7160 NewNFC controller with integrated FW* | Full NFC | A, B, F, V | 1.3 W | ++ | - | 2.7 to 5.25 V | -25 to +85°C | Cortex-M0 fixed FW |
| PN7150NFC controller with integrated FW* | Full NFC | A, B, F, V | 0.9 W | ++ | - | 2.7 to 4.75 V | -30 to +85°C | Cortex-M0 fixed FW |
| PN5190 Full NFC frontend, High RF output | Full NFC | A, B, F, V, I | 2 W | +++ | - | 2.4 to 6 V | -40 to +105°C | - |
| PN5180High-performance full NFC frontend | Full NFC | A, B, F, V, I | 1.3 W | ++ | - | 2.7 to 5.5 V | -30 to +85°C | - |
| CLRC663 plus familyHigh-performance multiprotocol reader frontend | Reader/Writer | A, B, F, V, I | 1.9 W | +++ | - | 2.5 to 5.5 V | -40 to +105°C | - |
*Protocols: A: ISO/IEC 14443A; B: ISO/IEC 14443B; F: FeliCa™; V: ISO/IEC 15693 (Vicinity); I: ISO/IEC 18000-3M3 (ICODE® ILT)
LPCD: Low-Power Card Detection
FW: Firmware
Non-standard data rates* for NTAG 5 support: PN7462 "V+", PN5190 "V++"
*"V+": 106Kbit; "V++": 212 Kbit
Highly integrated devices combine an NFC frontend with a freely programmable 32-bit Arm® Cortex® -M0 microcontroller. Functions as the main system microcontroller and an optimal solution for very compact footprints.
Plug and play solutions combine an NFC frontend with a 32-bit Cortex-M0 microcontroller equipped with integrated firmware, and are optimized for use with application processors. They come with Linux® and Android™ drivers and include an NCI interface.
These NFC devices are a flexible way to add NFC connectivity to a system. The NFC stack runs on the separate system MCU. All our NFC frontends are supported by our NFC Reader Library, so design-in is fast and easy.
View the recording from our webinar and learn about NXP’s PN7160 NFC controller, which helps you to design for quick integration into a wide range of systems.
This video demonstrates a quick calibration of the PN5190 Dynamic Power Control 2.0.
Training
This video demonstrates another great feature of PN5190 – Contactless Test Station (CTS).
NFC and Contactless Reader Solutions.
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