ماژول ریدر / رایتر PN5180 NFC دارای ارتباط SPI

Description:

The PN5180 module is an advanced NFC module with high output power, featuring multiple capabilities such as dynamic power control, adaptive waveform control, and adaptive receiver control. Designed to provide stable and efficient performance even in challenging conditions, this module ensures reliable operation.
The PN5180 NFC module supports a wide range of NFC protocols, including ISO / IEC 18092, 14443 A/B, FeliCa, and 15693. These features make it ideal for applications such as electronic payments, physical access control, e-government, and industrial control.
The PN5180 Reader/Writer module utilizes SPI communication, offering better performance in signal reception and data processing. This capability enhances card identification accuracy and optimizes the use of EMV standards, ultimately improving antenna feedback and ensuring optimal performance.
This SPI-enabled NFC module is an excellent choice for advanced systems requiring fast and accurate data reading and writing using NFC technology. The PN5180 module is a top-tier selection for applications demanding high-speed and precision in data transfer.

Applications:
Electronic Payments: Fast and secure transactions with NFC cards or smartphones.
Physical Access Control: Used in security systems and entry to protected environments.
E-Government: Identification and authentication via digital cards.
Industrial Control: Fast and reliable communication in industrial automation systems.

Technical Specifications of PN5180 NFC Module:
Input Voltage:
 Minimum Voltage: 2.7V
Maximum Voltage: 3.6V
Typical Operating Voltage: 3.3V

Power Consumption:
Active Mode: Around 50mA at 3.3V (This may vary depending on load and operating conditions)
Standby Mode: Less than 10mA
Total power consumption may vary depending on different operating conditions.

Operating Frequency:
13.56 MHz (Specific to NFC)

Supported Protocols:
ISO / IEC 18092 (NFC)
ISO 14443 A/B (Used in active and passive RFID cards)
FeliCa (A popular NFC protocol, especially in Japan)
ISO 15693 (Protocol for long-range RFID cards)

Communication Interface:
SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) for communication with microcontrollers and other devices.
Output Power:

Maximum Output Power: Up to 100mW (may decrease depending on different conditions)
Adjustable output power to better match different requirements.

Receiver Sensitivity:
High sensitivity for receiving NFC signals at different distances and performing well in unstable conditions.

Operating Temperature:
Operating Temperature: From -40°C to +85°C, which indicates its ability to function in harsh and variable environments.

Supported Modes:
Card Emulation Mode: Allows card emulation for various applications.
Peer-to-Peer Mode: Direct communication between devices without the need for a server.
Reader/Writer Mode: For reading and writing data on NFC cards.

Energy Saving Features:
DPC (Dynamic Power Control): Dynamic power control for optimizing energy consumption.
AWC (Adaptive Waveform Control): Adaptive waveform control for improved performance.
ARC (Adaptive Receiver Control): Adaptive receiver control for enhanced accuracy and sensitivity.