Description

Industry segments: Electronics & Gaming, Food, Beauty and Personal

The acid & alkali resistant NFC 13.56MHz FPC inlay  with NXP NTAG213 chip is a superior solution for item-level retail, gaming and toys applications or any other NFC use.

NFC RFID FPC inlay 5*5mm is the smallest round shape, copper-based NFC product. It is based on NXP’s NTAG213 IC, which offers 144 bytes of user memory, and comes with unique ID (UID) mirror functionality, which enables the chip serial number to be mirrored as part of its encoded URL address. This feature allows every tag to be seen and read as unique from the application perspective, without requiring users to encode inlays with different numbers.

Micro RFID Flexible Printed Circuits (FPC), well known as flex circuits, is a technology for assembling electronic circuits by mounting electronic devices on flexible plastic substrates, such as polyimide or transparent conductive polyester film. Flex circuits can be screen printed silver circuits on polyester. Flexible electronic assemblies may be manufactured using identical components used for rigid printed circuit boards, allowing the board to conform to a desired shape, or to flex during its use.

The micro RFID FPC inlay tag is small enough to be loaded into any size electronic product. This advantage is also valued by many microelectronics manufacturers who choose to use for combined installation of microelectronics. At the same time, the small size can save space for the manufacture of various electronic products.

Standard sizes and shapes available: Ø5mm, Ø10mm, Ø15mm, Ø20mm, 10*10mm,16x16mm, customized size and shapes upon request.

What’s NFC?

Near Field Communications (NFC) is a short-range wireless radio frequency identification (RFID) tech that can transmit data between two electronic devices with physical touch, or close to each other. NFC typically operates at HF 13.56MHZ ISO14443A protocol and a distance of 4 centimeters or less.

An NFC tag is a small passive (no battery) device which contains a tiny microchip attached to a small loop antenna. When the tag is scanned by an NFC reader such as a mobile phone, it powers up and wirelessly transfers information such as a web address, text or a command for an App. The NFC tag can be locked so that the data on the tag cannot be changed or left unlocked so the data can be changed again and again. NFC tags are typically printed stickers or plain stickers, but they can be also enclosed in NFC products such as keyfobs, wristbands, hang tags and many other items.

Most of mobile phones have NFC application and make today’s life smarter and easier. We can use NFC function to payment, identify, date exchange, information share. NFC sticker can affix on phone backside or anywhere if you want. Customer can rewrite URL, text, number into NFC sticker which embedded NFC chip inside. Generally they are 13.56mhz and ISO 14443A protocol. We can chose them depend on their user memory.