NFC - NTAG® 5 SPOTLIGHTS | NXP Semiconductors

About This Training

The NTAG 5 product family consists of the NTAG 5 switch, NTAG 5 link, and NTAG 5 boost. These NFC connected tags offer configuration via PWM over NFC, I²C Controller interface, direct access to sensors without a need of MCU, and the possibility of a tiny antenna for small devices.

In this series of short webinars, you will get to know the features and use cases of the NTAG 5 product family.

NFC NTAG 5 Spotlight Pre-reading

NTAG 5 offers shared resources, which are accessible via NFC and I²C interface
NTAG 5 Offers different arbitration schemes to ensure data integrity
Shared resources are:

Non-Volatile EEPROM
Volatile SRAM
Session registers

NTAG 5 offers different options to protect EEPROM, SRAM and registers
Total power budget is essential for new designs. NTAG 5 offers energy harvesting, standby and hard power-down mode to reduce power consumption to its minimum

NTAG 5 Features: Regulated energy harvesting

Description
Block diagram
Technical details
Energy harvesting performance measurements
How to enable energy harvesting
Use cases
Support material
Source of truth
Q&A

NTAG 5 Features: I²C Controller functionality

Description
Bill of Material
Technical details
How to configure I²C status
Custom commands
Use cases
Support material
Source of truth
Q&A

NTAG 5 Features: GPIO, PWM and Event Detection

Bill of material
Configuring of GPIO and PWM
Configuring PWM duty cycle
Use cases

NTAG 5 Features: NTAG 5 boost

Passive vs. active modulation
Antenna sizes
Matching technology
Configuring ALM
Target LMA curve
Use cases
Antenna Design Guide
NTAG 5 I²C cockpit

NTAG 5 Features: Scalable Security– AES Mutual Authentication

Technical details
- Re-programmable originality signature
- Read-only locking
- EEPROM access restrictions
Use cases

NTAG 5 Use Cases: Bringing life to your sensors without µC and battery with NTAG 5 link

NFC Connected Tags portfolio
NTAG 5 link features
Use case definition
NTAG 5 link value proposition
Overview of ndustrial sensor market
Target applications

NTAG 5 Use Cases: Secrets to design innovations with NTAG 5 boost

NFC connected tags portfolio
NTAG 5 boost features
NTAG 5 boost value proposition
Target application

NTAG 5 Use Case: NFC as a maintenance interface

NXP connected tags portfolio
Definition of a maintenance interface
NFC compared to wired interfaces
Using an NFC smartphone compared to dedicated readers
Specific developer tasks

NFC - NTAG® 5 SPOTLIGHTS

About This Training

What You Will Learn

Presenters

Erich Reisenhofer

Language

Presentation

Resources

Training Outline