0-60063-1 60063-1 | RELIANCE | Technical specifications and testing requirements

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0-60063-1 60063-1 | RELIANCE | Technical specifications and testing requirements

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Non contact point-to-point data transmission (within ten centimeters) between electronic devices for data exchange. This technology evolved from contactless radio frequency identification (0-60063-1 60063-1 ) and is backward compatible with RFID, mainly used for providing M2M (Machine to Machine) communication in handheld devices such as mobile phones. Due to the natural security of near-field communication, NFC technology is considered to have great application prospects in fields such as mobile payments. In recent years, due to the rapid growth in the functionality and popularity of mobile phones, early electronic wallets have had opportunities for promotion. The evolution of NFC is derived from the specific frequency band of RFID. Due to the market application of mobile phones, NFC can obtain standard interfaces and platforms at a faster time. This article will briefly discuss the architecture and specifications of NFC.
0-60063-1 60063-1 Planned speed can reach 868 kbps

Excluding 0-60063-1 60063-1 at 721 kbps and 115kbps IRFM, with an operating distance of approximately 10cm; The specification for NFC is based on the RFID 13.56MHz frequency band, which was previously used including PhilipsMiFARE (ISO1443A), ISO1443B, ISO15693, ISO18000-3, and SonyFelica. Due to the emphasis on security mechanisms in the application of contactless cards in personal data recognition or electronic payment systems, and the integration of near-field communication that is close to the card reader system and the 13.56MHz short-range system, the last systems seen in the market are PhilipsMiFARE (ISO1443A) and SonyFelica. In the early days, these two systems were not compatible with each other, and it was not until recent years that the two specifications were merged and the 0-60063-1 60063-1 specification ECMA340/ISO18092 (NFCIP1, NFCinterface and protocol 1) was developed. This specification is compatible with existing PhilipsMiFARE (ISO1443A) and SonyFelica.

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