NFC controllers combine ARM Cortex-M0 MCU core with USB

Low-power operation, extensive memory resources, a complete set of host and peripheral interfaces and reader libraries compliant with different standards combined to enhance performance while simplifying final certification and delivery. Thanks to the integration of Dynamic Power Control (DPC) the optimised antenna operation enables best-in-class performance.

Additional PN7462 family features include:

- 20MHz Cortex-M0 core

- 80/160kB Flash, 12kB RAM, 4kB EEPROM

- State-of-the-art RF interface: Full NFC, EMVCo 2.5

- Read/Write, Card Emulation & Peer-to-Peer Modes

- Transmitter current up to 250mA

- Full MIFARE family support

- DPC for optimised antenna performance

- Extensive host and peripheral interfaces

- Host/slave & master interfaces: I²C, SPI, USB, HSUART

- Optional contact interface (PN7462): UART, ISO/IEC 7816, EMVCo 4.3

- 12 to 21 GPIOs

- Advanced power management

- Extensive support tools, including sample source code

- EMVCo and NFC Forum compliance for easy certification

- HVQFN64 package (9x9mm)

- ISO/IEC 14443 Type A&B licenses

The ARM Cortex-M0 core includes up to 160kB of Flash and can be configured to run fully-custom applications. A full set of host/slave and master interfaces, along with up to 21 GPIOs and the optional contact interface, give developers the widest range of flexibility and options for functionality. A primary downloader enables firmware downloads using the SWD interface and USB mass storage. In Application Programming (IAP) ensures infield firmware upgradability.

Backed byhttp://www.electronicspecifier.com/admin/post/add an extensive set of support tools, the PN7462 family makes it easy to complete a design. The devices are compatible with industry-standard development tools for embedded and come with a complete evaluation kit (OM27462CDK). To simplify the certification process, the devices are supplied with libraries that are validated and pre-certified for EMVCo hardware and software (contact and contactless) and also comply with NFC Forum guidelines for NFC analog and digital, as well as the MIFARE card family.

The family includes the PN7462, which has an optional contact interface and 160kB of Flash, the PN7362, with 160kB of Flash, and the PN7360, with 80kB of Flash.

NXP’s additional NFC/BLE reference design (OM27462NBR) based on the PN7462 and the QN902x Bluetooth 4.0 Low Energy family particularly addresses the fast growing hospitality market enabling total interoperability of the solution.