ISO/IEC14443-A Ntag 213 Label SRNFC22

Near Field Communication (NFC) can be described as an advancement in RFID technology. Based on the same principles, NFC uses short-range wireless technologies to enable connections and transactions to transmit information and content with one simple wave or touch. NFC typically operates at a frequency of 13.56 MHz and a distance of 4 centimeters or less. Just like the passive RFID technology, near field communication requires a “reader” and a “sender”. NFC-enabled mobile phones act as reader while at the same time creating the RF field that powers passive “senders” to divulge their information or initiate transactions. The sender of the information can be any kind of transponder ranging from cards, tickets, labels, and stickers to tags in various forms and sizes.

BullsEye NFC tags with the NXP NTAG213 chip offer high reliability and market-leading performance. Unique ID (UID) mirror functionality suits high-volume product authentication and marketing applications. The UID mirror functionality enables the IC’s serial number to be mirrored as part of its encoded URL address. This feature enables every tag to be seen and read as unique from the application perspective, without requiring users to encode tags with variable numbers. BullsEye NTAG213 NFC tags provide a high-performance, cost-effective solution for product authentication, magazine ads, smart posters, postcards and other high-volume applications. BullsEye NFC products are based on the ISO14443A standard and are compatible with NFC Forum standards.

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ZEBRA: ZT400 Series, ZT600 Series, ZD500R, ZE500R, etc.
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