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Nfc Overview

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Near Field Communication (NFC) allows devices to establish radio communication by bringing them into close proximity or by touching them together. NFC can transfer data between devices quickly and easily. Some applications of NFC include mobile payments, ticketing, money transfers, and paying bills. While NFC has a shorter range and lower data transfer rate than Bluetooth, it does not require pairing devices or entering security codes. NFC is designed for intuitive, simple and safe communication between electronic devices.

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Near Field Presented by: Mehdi Ben Communication (NFC) Sabbah
Content ? Introduction ? What is NFC? ? Applications ? NFC vs Bluetooth ? Conclusion
Introduction ? Becoming a must to have feature, on our next new smartphone. ? NFC is a short form for Near Field Communication ? NFC enables devices to communicate with each other either by touching or bringing them into closer proximity
What is NFC? Application#processor# Communication#link#between the#SIM#card#and#the#RF#Chip Sim# RF#chip# ? NFC is a data transferring technology RF#antenna# ? NFC is a patented short-range (10cm) wireless technology standard ? Designed for intuitive, simple and safe communication between electronic devices ? Open platform technology standardized in ECMA, ETSI and ISO/IEC 18092 since 2003 ? NFC is a 2 way wireless communication technology for mobile phones, jointly developed by Sony and NXP
Applications ? NFC has a number of applications and it will likely be a major part of our lives, it can be used for: ? Ticketing or to pay for train, airplane or bus tickets. ? For paying bills ? Money transactions ? Phones with NFC
NFC Use Cases
Example of Mobile payment
NFC buzzword
NFC vs Bluetooth ? With NFC we don¡¯t have to search the devices, enter security codes ? It transfers data as soon as the devices are held near to each other. ? NFC has a lesser data transfer rate than Bluetooth ? no one will be able to transfer data unless he holds his device 4~10cm from your phone. ? NFC can work when your mobile phone is switched off by taking extra power from the other device.
Conclusion ? NFC Success Stories ? Mobile NFC services bring a whole new dimension to customer¡¯s digital life. ? The most well-known use of NFC technology is for contactless payment.
Ben Sabbah Mehdi
Questions?
Questions
Questions Features
Questions? ? NFC (ISO18092) is a simple extension of ISO 14443 proximity- card standard ? ISO/IEC 14443 ? JIS X 6319-4 ¨CFeliCa ? ISO/IEC 15693 ¨CVicinity
SWOT analysis Strengh Weakness ease of use Standardization the price valid?for?new?areas Fear the proportion of the popultation equipped Short distance with Find agreements between chip short distance Makers and manufatures of phones communication with several?products?at the same time?without collision Opportunities Threats the development of mobile technology Hackers
What is NFC? NFC Bit rate 424 Kbit/s Fequency 13.56 MHZ Range < 0.2 m half-duplex or full- Communication mode duplex Technical feature

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Nfc Overview

  • 1. Near Field Presented by: Mehdi Ben Communication (NFC) Sabbah
  • 2. Content ? Introduction ? What is NFC? ? Applications ? NFC vs Bluetooth ? Conclusion
  • 3. Introduction ? Becoming a must to have feature, on our next new smartphone. ? NFC is a short form for Near Field Communication ? NFC enables devices to communicate with each other either by touching or bringing them into closer proximity
  • 4. What is NFC? Application#processor# Communication#link#between the#SIM#card#and#the#RF#Chip Sim# RF#chip# ? NFC is a data transferring technology RF#antenna# ? NFC is a patented short-range (10cm) wireless technology standard ? Designed for intuitive, simple and safe communication between electronic devices ? Open platform technology standardized in ECMA, ETSI and ISO/IEC 18092 since 2003 ? NFC is a 2 way wireless communication technology for mobile phones, jointly developed by Sony and NXP
  • 5. Applications ? NFC has a number of applications and it will likely be a major part of our lives, it can be used for: ? Ticketing or to pay for train, airplane or bus tickets. ? For paying bills ? Money transactions ? Phones with NFC
  • 9. NFC vs Bluetooth ? With NFC we don¡¯t have to search the devices, enter security codes ? It transfers data as soon as the devices are held near to each other. ? NFC has a lesser data transfer rate than Bluetooth ? no one will be able to transfer data unless he holds his device 4~10cm from your phone. ? NFC can work when your mobile phone is switched off by taking extra power from the other device.
  • 10. Conclusion ? NFC Success Stories ? Mobile NFC services bring a whole new dimension to customer¡¯s digital life. ? The most well-known use of NFC technology is for contactless payment.
  • 14. Questions Features
  • 15. Questions? ? NFC (ISO18092) is a simple extension of ISO 14443 proximity- card standard ? ISO/IEC 14443 ? JIS X 6319-4 ¨CFeliCa ? ISO/IEC 15693 ¨CVicinity
  • 16. SWOT analysis Strengh Weakness ease of use Standardization the price valid?for?new?areas Fear the proportion of the popultation equipped Short distance with Find agreements between chip short distance Makers and manufatures of phones communication with several?products?at the same time?without collision Opportunities Threats the development of mobile technology Hackers
  • 17. What is NFC? NFC Bit rate 424 Kbit/s Fequency 13.56 MHZ Range < 0.2 m half-duplex or full- Communication mode duplex Technical feature

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