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Part Number: RF37S114 Tool/software: Can I connect a RF37S114Tag chip to an embedded chip using I2C so I can receive NFC Type 5 custom commands (A0, A1, etc..) from a smart phone?
Smart Phone -> NFC Chip -> I2C -> Embedded microcontroller
If…
Part Number: RF37S114 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TRF7970A Tool/software: Setup: NFC Reader CLRC663 from NXP (without library)
Request Flags: Option Flag set, high data rate requested
Command: Write Single Block 0x21 command
The RF37S114 response…
Part Number: RF37S114 Tool/software: Hi Team,
Do we have a version of this (RF37S114HTFJB) part that has Authentication/security, Read/Write capable, and OTP/Lockability of information stored?
Thank you!
-Jared
Part Number: RF37S114
We would like to embed the RF37S114 RFID tag as represented in the drawing above.
We know that the Tag is not special for on metal. Is there any chance that this would still work. reading distance can be very small for our application…
Part Number: RF37S114 I have never been able to make the RF37S114 tag work. Now, I know that the reason might be that these tags come unformatted according to this thread . I'm using a DLP-RFID2 module connected to a microcontroller. I have read the SLOU452…
Part Number: RF37S114 Hello,
I want to increase the read range of RF37S114. I was reading https://www.ti.com/lit/ug/slou372a/slou372a.pdf?ts=1683352884045 . My coil size is 10mm by 10mm.
I want to know if my coil inductance is fixed at 0.95uH, whether I can…
Part Number: RF37S114 Unfortunately I didn't find any informations about the UID Format. In case I detect an RF37S114 tag, what is the manufacturer code and chip specifier to identify an RF37S114 and differentiate it from other ISO15693 tags?
Part Number: RF37S114 Hi,
Good Day.
I understand the RF37S114 uses EEPROM memory technology and is not able to withstand gamma radiation without losing its contents.
But gamma radiation should not stop the chip from communicating. What I would like to…
