Piggybacking on RFID applications of asset tagging, NFC has great potential in a range of asset tagging applications. Enhanced Customer Support (Asset tagging enhanced) Imagine being on your computer and calling customer support about a problem or issue with your devic...
Near field communication is considered more user-friendly than Bluetooth because it is frictionless, meaning it requires no manual pairing – devices simply need to be brought close together to connect. Additionally, NFC is significantly more energy-efficient than Bluetooth. NFC is an extension of ra...
The idea of paying through a mobile device can make people uneasy, but NFC payments are dynamically encrypted, meaning they’re constantly changing. This makes them one of the most secure ways to pay. Plus, cardholders are protected from fraud for NFC transactions up to $100 with all major ...
At this time, the electric field does not have much meaning, but the magnetic field can be used for short-distance communication, which we call near-field communication. Near field communication business combines near field communication technology and mobile communication technology to realize multiple...
NFC chips are the integrated circuits (ICs) that power NFC tags, making them essential for asset tracking. They are passive components, meaning they draw power from an NFC reader through magnetic induction, similar toUHF RFID chips. Modern NFC chips are designed to support a wide range of app...
After 1980, RFID applications became widespread such as tracking for animals, business, electronic toll collection, and automation, which was rapidly expanded with the development of personal computer (PC) technology. In 1990s, electronic toll collection systems were the first successful application of ...
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(faraday cage) to protect you RFID/NFC contactless card, which works pretty well, but I'm wondering for the sake of electronics you could design a wearable (neck chain) that beeps at you if those sort of signals are d...
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NFC tags are passive, meaning they don't have any power source. Instead, they literally draw power from the device that reads them, thanks to magnetic induction. When a reader gets close enough to a tag, it energizes it and transfer data from that tag. You can read more about magnetic...