Xadow NFC v2
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PRODUCT DETAILS
The Xadow NFC v2 features the most popular NFC chip-set on the market - a highly integrated transceiver module PN532. This chip set is very powerful and can be seen in most of smartphones and NFC devices. It can be used to read and write to tags and cards, acting like NFC tags. Currently we’ve developed Arduino libraries to support reading and writing to MIFARE Class and MIFARE Ultralight Card.
The board also adopts the new 11 PIN Xadow connector to improve the flexibility of module connections.
Near Field Communication (NFC)
Near Field Communication (NFC) is the set of protocols for the communication of electronic devices that are close proximity to each other (typically 10cm or less). Full NFC devices usually have three working mode:
Card Emulation: typically used in entrance card, or in smartphones to let them acts like smart cards to perform payment process or ticketing
Reader/Writer Mode: used to read the information stored in the NFC tags
Peer-to-peer Mode : used for data exchanging between devices
Features:
Open source and modular design
Slim and small
Built-in 11 PIN Xadow Connectors for full flexible connection with other Xadow Modules
Stackable, chainable and sewable with other Xadow Modules
Technical details
Dimensions | 25.43mm x20.35mm x3.5mm |
Weight | G.W 4g |
Battery | Exclude |
Microcontroller | Kinetis KL02 |
Core | ARM® 32-bit Cortex® -M0+CPU |
Power Supply | 3.3 – 6V (via breakout pins) |
Flash | 32 KB |
SRAM | 4 KB |
Working Current | 5mA at standby; 55mA when read/write |
Radio Frequency | 13.56MHz |
Supported protocols | ISO/IEC 14443 Type A and ISO/IEC 14443 |
Max Operating Distance | ~28mm depending on the current antenna size. |
Part List
Xadow NFC v2 | 1 |
FPC Cable 11 PIN | 2 |
ECCN/HTS
HSCODE | 8517709000 |
UPC | 841454117636 |
COO | CHINA |
LEARN AND DOCUMENTS
Documentations
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Resources
We will be keep updating the source code on our github page:
The schematic diagram of Xadow NFC v2 is provided in the following link:
Check more info about the datasheet of PN532:
And the MCU Kinetis KL02: