Description
| Material |
Paper,thermal paper, PVC, PET etc |
| NFC Forum compliance |
Type 2 Tag |
| Input capacitance [pF] |
50 |
| NFC tag type baudrate [kbit/s] |
106 |
| Product description |
Passive NFC tag for smart inlays,labels and tags |
| Ntag chip |
NXP Ntag213 |
| User memory [Bytes] |
144 |
| Operating distance up to [mm] (1) |
100 |
| Package |
Wafer, M0A8 |
| Temperature range [°C] |
-25 to +70 |
| Security features |
| UID ASCII mirror & NFC counter ASCII mirror |
Yes |
| Authentication via ECC |
Yes |
| Access keys |
32 bit |
| Read/Write protection |
NFC |
| Password authentication counter |
Yes |
The round NFC sticker, equipped with an NXP NTAG213 NFC chip, is designed as tamper-proof. Its delicate paper and antenna are both designed to be destroyed once peeled off the surface they’re adhered to. The antenna is imprinted directly onto the top layer of the matte white delicate paper. To maintain its tamper-proof feature, the paper layer is left unprotected without an overlay.
The specifications are as follows:
- Frequency: Operating at a frequency of 13.56 MHz, which is the standard for Near Field Communication (NFC).
- NFC Certification: They are certified by the NFC Forum, ensuring their compatibility and performance.
- NDEF Formatting: The inlays arrive pre-formatted with NDEF (NFC Data Exchange Format), facilitating easy data storage and communication.
- Chip: They are equipped with the NXP NTAG213 chip, popular for its optimal performance and vast compatibility.
- UID: The 7-byte UID (Unique Identifier) allows for unique identification of each sticker.
- NFC Memory: With a memory of 144 bytes, each sticker can store a reasonable amount of data.
- NFC Standards: Compliant with ISO 14443 Type A and NFC Forum – Type 2 standards, these stickers feature high connectivity and compatibility with a range of NFC-enabled devices.
Blank white NFC Stickers can be used in a wide range of applications, including but not limited to:
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Marketing: They can be attached to posters, flyers, or product packaging. When customers scan the sticker with their NFC-enabled device, they are directed to a webpage or app, allowing businesses to provide additional information or special offers.
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Authentication: Companies can use NFC stickers to combat counterfeiting. By embedding an NFC sticker onto a product or its packaging, the authenticity of the product can be verified through a specific app or webpage.
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Access Control: NFC stickers can be used in place of traditional access cards or key fobs. For example, they can be used to gain access to buildings, parking lots, or even certain features on a device.
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Contact Sharing: By encoding contact information on an NFC sticker, you can easily share details such as phone numbers, email addresses, and social media profiles.
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Smart Home Automation: NFC stickers can simplify daily routines. For example, you can set a sticker near your bedside that, when scanned, turns off the lights and sets your alarm for the next day.
Remember, these blank white NFC Stickers can be custom-programmed to suit your specific needs.
