Workshop: NEAR FIELD COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGYeng.utah.edu/~mlewis/ref/NFC/RF08-14feb_Silica NFC.pdf · 2011-06-08 · Workshop: NEAR FIELD COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY RODOLFO VELTRI

Workshop: NEAR FIELD COMMUNICATION

TECHNOLOGYRODOLFO VELTRI GOMESCustomer Application Support – NFC/RFID EuropeNXP Semiconductors Italia SpARF Wireless Forum – Milano - 14 Febbraio, 2008

NFC: La rivoluzione dell‘RFID - Rodolfo Veltri Gomes, 14 febbraio 2008 2 di 30

NXP Automotive & Identification

Smart Cards eGovernment NFC Car Access Immobilizer Tire Pressure Monitoring RFID

Application• Banking• SIM Cards• Smart ID

(Access, Pay TV)

Application• Passports• ID cards• Health Card

Application• Mobile• Infrastructure• Consumer• Computing

Application• Immobilizer• Keyless entry

Application• Tire pressure

monitoring

Application• Supply chain

management• Transport• Animal ID

100% sales growth in 2005 and another 100%+ targeted for 2006

Won 85% of all ePassport projects globally (June 2006)

Co-inventor of NFC Shaper of new

global standardWidespread Trials

and commercial test WW

50% of all new vehicles worldwide use our immobilization technology

First to offer a chip solution for tire pressure monitoring systems

Developed MIFARE, the leading contactlessinterface for public transportation

70% Market ShareOver 1 Billion card

NFC TECHNOLOGY


NXP Identification Full portfolio

ISO 14223 ISO 15693 ISO 14443 ISO 7816, USB1.1, EMV, GSMEPC ISO 18000 ISO 18092

125kHz

Contactless card & label ICs / Transceiver ICs

HITAG I•CODE U-CODE MIFARE

13.56MHz

860-930MHz

2.45 GHz13.56MHz

NFC

8-bitSec. µC

Crypto µC

Contact controller ICs

SmartMX

SmartXA

HiPerSmart

16-bitmulti

Appl. µC

32-bitHiperSmart

Dual Interface controller ICs

PROX

Contactless reader modules

Vicinity & Long range Proximity

HITAG I•CODE U•CODE NFC

C’less reader ICsTransceiver

micore

Contact reader ICs

TDA8xxx - Family

SAM IC

DESFire

RF Transceiver Secure Access Module


Card Emulation Mode Card Emulation Mode SecureIn combination with Smart Card Technology

Peer-to-Peer communicationPeer-to-Peer communication

NFC three modes of operation

Reader Mode

battery-less RFID object


NXP NFC & RF-ID & Smart Card Technology

ISO 15693 ISO 14443-A

13.56 MHz

I•CODE SLI

Ultra LightStandard 1K/4KDESFire

I•CODE MIFARE

ISO 7816, GSM

Contact reader ICs

TDA8xxx - Family

Proximity

I•CODE MIFARE

Contactless reader ICs

Re a

der

Ca r

ds, S

mar

t Lab

e ls

RF

13.56 MHz

ISO 18092

PN5xx, PN65x

Proximity

Peer

to P

eer

Mod

eAccess Tags & CardsCard

Inte

rface

Mod

e

NFCIP-1

Vicinity

PN51x

PN53x

NFCIP-2Contact

Smart CardController

SmartMX

8-bit

Sec. μC

Crypto μC

ISO 14443-B

Proximity

Type-BPCD

PN544Type-BPICC

PN65x

Security


NFC compared with Bluetooth and IrDa

NFC NFC Benefits Bluetooth IrDa

Network Type peer-to-peer Easy set-up, pairing = bringing closeSafe, suitable for crowded areasLightweight and low overheadFast transactions, e.g. for public transport

Securityyes, hardware in combination with secure card IC

Flexible architectures possible yes, software no, except IRFM

Card-emulation, peer-to-peer, and reader modes

Low roll-out costs, compatible with existinginfrastructure

Affordable for most devices

Point-to-multipoint peer-to-peer

Range Up to 0.1 m Up to 10 m Up to 1 m

Speed Up to 424 kbps 721 kbps 115 kbps

Set-up time < 0.1 s 6 s 0.5 s

Communication modes

active-active active-passive active-active active-active

Infrastructure

yes, contactless ticketing, e-payment

Works with MIFARE; Felica

yes, mobile phones, CE

yes, CE &PCs & mobile phones

Costs Low Moderate Low


NFC compared with RFID

RFID NFCPurpose identify and track objects or goods, by means

of storage and retrieval of small amounts of data.

easy-to-use contactless interface for consumer electronics, communication and computing devices.

Operating Distance many RFID systems operate at 50-100cm and above. RFID can often be read without special positioning of the transponder towards the reader.

NFC technology operates at about 10cm, and therefore the user needs to intentionally, actively hold the NFC device towards the other NFC device or RFID reader.

Operating Modes an active interrogator (reader/writer) talks to one or more transponders

both NFC terminals are capable of actively initiating communication with their peer.

Processor transponder has only a read-only or read/write memory, but no microprocessor or calculation unit

NFC-enabled devices are usually smart, e.g. they have a microprocessor on board, and their primary purpose is not just storage and retrieval of small amounts of data.

Security access to data on the RFID chip works with or without passwords, or with simple encryption.

secure NFC employs smart card technology which uses secure hardware and advanced encryption technology (3DES, PKI,…), able to safeguard, manage, store and provide access to data on the card, perform complex functions such as encryption or protection from hacking.

Standards Compliant to RFID standards Compliant to ISO 18092, ISO 21481 and future NFC Forum Specifications

NFC Applications, Market and Demos


Products tailored to various Market segments

Consumer electronics

Mobile phones Computing

Infrastructure

Health care


NFC-enabled Products

MacallyeNetMouse

Sandisk SmartMX+Memory

AxiaNFC PDA

NOKIA6131 and 3220

BENQM 700

WDI SD cards

Philips NFC monitors

Windows OS Palm OS Windows OS

NFC

PDASPHONESNFC

SD CARD

Sony ErricsonHB07 and HB08Motorola

SLVR L7 and IA 870SAMSUNG

D500, Onyx 700 and SPH250

E21Tefefunken

http://www.nokia.com/nokia/0,8764,58033,00.html


Key players need to align to make NFC happen

• Merchants, banks and mobile operators are the key drivers within the NFC ecosystem

• The impact of the other players on market take-off and success is limited

System integrators

Test and certification

Education, research,

Government

Handset OEM

Consumer electronics

Semicon-ductors

Smart card manufacturers

Consumers

Reader manu-

facturers

Mobile operators

NFC

Financial institutions

Merchants/

Transport operators

NFC

NFC Products and Development/Supporting Tools


NFC &Reader IC‘s

Operating DistanceOperating Distance

ISO 14443 AISO 14443 A

ISO 14443 BISO 14443 B

HousingHousing Pin compatible, SO 32

-

-

up to 10cm

yes

Up to 250mW

MIFARE crypto supportMIFARE crypto support

Controller implementedController implemented

Host interfaceHost interface8 bit

parallel8 bit parallel, SPI, 3.3 V digital supply

ISO 15693ISO 15693

MF

RC 5

00

MF

RC 5

00

MF

RC 5

00

MF

RC 5

30

MF

RC 5

30

MF

RC 5

30

MF

RC 5

31

MF

RC 5

31

MF

RC 5

31

CL R

C632

CL R

C632

CL R

C632

MF

RC 5

22

MF

RC 5

22

MF

RC 5

22

MF

RC 5

23

MF

RC 5

23

MF

RC 5

23

PN51

2PN

512

PN51

2

PN53

1PN

531

PN53

1

PN53

2PN

532

PN53

2

PN51

1PN

511

PN51

1

PN53

3PN

533

PN53

3

RF InterfaceRF Interface

ISO 18092 (P2P)ISO 18092 (P2P)

Higher Data ratesHigher Data rates

MIFAREMIFARE key storagekey storage

yes

- yes - yes - yes

yes -

Up to 500mW

yes-

yes

- yes Yes (up to 424kbaud)

- yes

yes -

RS232, SPI, I2C, 3.3V digital supply

8 bit parallel, RS232, SPI, I2C

RS232, SPI, I2C,

USB

RS232, USB

RS232, SPI, I2C

Pin compatible , HVQFN32

HVQFN32, HVQFN40,( PN51x pin compatible with MF RC 52x)

Terminal Low Cost NFC NFC + uC


Y

Product selection Decision tree & applications

Is it an accessoryto an existing device

platform?

Is it one Closed application?

RC522RC530

Is High power required ?

PN532

PN532 + RF ampl

Do you needFeliCa/NFC ?PN512,

RC523

Do you needMultistandard

15693 ?RC632

MF key storageRC531

IsFeliCa/

NFCneeded ?

PN512 + ampl

RC523 + ampl

Y

Y

Y

Y

N

N

Y

Y YN

N

High power

required?

RC522

N N

RC530Y

High power

required?

N

START

Mobile phonesConsumer devicesPDA’s

PayPass compl. POS AFC applicationsNFC OEM’s

Multi POS

eVendingHome appliances


Complete NFC chipset list


NFC Tools and Support

• NFC Design-in packages easing testing and development• Design kits for PN53X and PN51X; provide table with NFC evaluation kit prices

to your customers; depending on business potential, NXP can request eval. kits for free.

• Software Development Kit• BFL - Basic Function Library – for PN51X families: can be requested through

NXP FAE by qualified customers• HAL: can be requested through NXP FAE by qualified customers• NFC-FRI: not yet released for customers, it will be available for purchasing in Q3-2008

• SW Services• Support and Maintenance• Integration Support

• Design-in support• Provided by 35 Customer Application Support engineers located at 11 locations• Supporting various platforms and applications• Support is based on potential business and shall be analyzed case by case


Design in Kit / Ref design

• Design in Kit PN512• ISO 14443 A&B R/W• ISO 18092 NFC• Mifare and Felica RF support• BFL (Basic Function Library) in host• Serial link

• Design in Kit PN532• ISO 14443 A&B R/W• ISO 18092 NFC• Mifare and Felica RF support• Integrated uc running BFL• Serial link

• Design in Kit PN531• ISO 14443 A R/W• ISO 18092 NFC• Mifare and Felica RF support• Integrated uc running BFL• USB or Serial link


PN51X design kits

ProductReference Name OM5561/N5112S01 OM5562/N5115S01 OM5571/N5122S01 OM5572/N5125S0112NC 935281859699 935281862699 935281858699 935281861699serial board 2 5 2 5serial cable 2 2Power Supply Egstone 2 2Smart cards yes no yes nocardboard box 1 1 1 1Data sheet* 82732 82732 111331 111331BFL * 109141 109141 109141 109141application note* 110020 110020 110020 110020kit driver* 119421 119421 119421 119421status available available available available

PN511 PN512


PN53X design kits

Product PN532 PN533Reference Name OM5555/N531US02 OM5552/N5315S02 OM5554/N5315U02 OM5581/N5322S01 OM5588/N5332U0112NC 935282137699 935282151699 935282149699 935283896699 935283912699serial board 1 5 2USB board 1 5 2USB cable 1 2serial cable 1 2Power Supply Egstone 1 2Smart cards yes no no no nocardboard box 1 1 1 1 1Data sheet* 111930 111930 111930 115430 NAuser manual* 111802 111802 111802 126606 NAapplication note* 115316 115316 115316 133910 NAkit driver* 123110 123110 123110 NA NAstatus available available available available Q4 2007

PN531


PN65x design kits

ProductReference Name OM7226/5K101203006 OM7726/5K101203015 OM7226/5L402104006 OM7226/5L40210401512NC 935282152598 935283922598 935281858699 935281861699serial board 2 5 2 5serial cable 2 2Power Supply Egstone 2 2Smart cards yes no yes nocardboard box 1 1 1 1Data sheet* 127520 127520 122520 (SFS) 122520 (SFS)User Manual * -- -- -- --Application Note* -- -- -- --kit driver* 123110 12310 123110 123110status available available available available

PN65K PN65L


Design in Kit / Ref design – Coming soon

• Design in Kit PN533• As PN532 + USB

• Universal Point of Sales• ISO14443 A&B R/W• Mifare RF support• Felica RF support• ISO 18092 NFC• PayPass Compliancy

PN512-ISO 14443 A&B-Mifare RF support-Felica RF support-ISO 18092 NFC P2P

Amplifier for PayPass

compliancy

Contact less


MF EV700 design in packageContents

Mifare® Pegoda: USB Reader based on MFRC500 (CLRC632)(ISO 14443 Reader devices)5 mifare® Cards (UL/1K/4K)CDROM including

DocumentationSpec. Antenna Design GuideSoftware LibrariesApplication programPC demoprogram

• design-in package tailored to support software development for PC basedapplications based on mifare® and ISO14443 A


MF EV800 Full design in package

ContentsMifare® Pegoda: USB ReaderMF RC500 IC Samplesadditional Reader PCB supporting RS232, card size antenna & 50 Ohm matching circuit5 mifare® Cards & 1watchCDROM including

DocumentationSoftware LibrariesApplication programPC demoprogram

MF RC500

• full design-in package tailored to support software and hardware development for mifare® and ISO14443 A installations.• full design-in package for mifare® and ISO14443 A reader development. (Reference Designs, own HW Designs, SW for Appl. Testing)


MFRC5xx/MFRX6xx/CLRC6xx design kitsProduct MFRC500 / MFRC53x / CLRC632 MFRC522 / MFRC523 MFRX623 CLRC660

Reference Name MFEV700 MFEV800 CLEV701 MFEV523 MFEV623 CLEV660

12NC 935269928122 935269927122 935276408122 NA NA NA

Demo Reader Pegoda Pegoda Pegoda 1

USB Cable 1 1 1 1

Antenna kit 1

serial board 1 1

serial cable 1

SC adapter 1

Power Supply no no

Smart cards yes yes yes no no yes

Data sheet* included included included 112132/115231 126306 NA

user manual* included included included 119321 NA NA

application note* included included included 119221 NA NA

kit driver* SW CD SW CD SW CD 141010/119121/119010 NA NA

status available available development on request on request development

* document controlreference


NFC Software Overview

NFC Forum ReferenceImplementation[NFC-FRI Product]

Hardware Abstraction Layer[HAL Product]

NFC Hardware

NFC Applications Java Application Native application

NFC ForumFunctions & Services

Interoperability betweenServices & Devices

Common API to abstract NXP NFC

HW interfaces

High level APIsupporting

NFC P2P & R/W modes

PN51X & PN53X PN54X


Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL)

NXP Semi. Hardware Abstraction Layer

(HAL)

NXP NFC IC

Platform Driver (E.g. Serial Device Driver provided by the OS)

NFC Forum Reference Implementation (NFC-FRI)

Platform Layer(s) (E.g. BT, OBEX,…)

: Porting Layers

Application(s)

JSR257

HA

L Common HAL API

PN53x PN51x Future HW

Driver Adaptation Layer (DAL)

OSA

L


HAL Package contents

• Free of charge source code (“C”) delivery including• Easy set up using an install shield• Embedded BFL V4.1 source code for PN51x products• User Manual documentation including APIs definitions• Mifare & P2P examples including Visual Studio (VC7 and VC8) project

files and Linux Makefiles• Windows & Linux porting layer (DAL) for Serial and USB links

• Integration work into customer platform• Only the DAL layer required to be ported/changed on customer

platform, the remaining part only requires to be re-compiled• Required for Windows evaluation

• PN53X USB/serial or PN51X serial demo Board(s)• PN531_USB.sys driver• Mifare Standard, Mifare ULTRALight cards• Microsoft Visual studio (.net)

Contained in the NFC Design-in Kit

Grazie Mille!Per ulteriori informazioni:[email protected]

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Workshop: NEAR FIELD COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGYeng.utah.edu/~mlewis/ref/NFC/RF08-14feb_Silica NFC.pdf · 2011-06-08 · Workshop: NEAR FIELD COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY RODOLFO VELTRI