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    PRESENTATION

    ON

    NEAR FIELD

    COMMUNICATION

    (NFC)

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    Contents What is NFC?

    Evolution of NFC

    Operation of NFC

    Modes of Operation

    Applications of NFC

    Advantages and Disadvantages of NFC

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    WHAT IS NFC ?

    NFC or near field communication is a short rangewireless communication technology.

    A radio communication is established by touchingtwo phones or keeping them of a proximity of a few

    centimeters. NFC is mainly aimed for mobile or handled device.

    NFC is an extension of Radio FrequencyIdentification or RFID technology.

    Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) is the use ofradio waves to read and capture information stored ona tag attached to an object.

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    EVOLUTION OF NFC

    TECHNOLOGYIn 2004 NFC Forum was formed by Nokia, Philips,

    Sony to set standards for NFC. Every NFC enabled

    device will have N-Mark trademark, developed by

    NFC forum.

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    EVOLUTION OF NFC

    TECHNOLOGYIn 2006

    First mobile phone (Nokia 6131) with NFC released by

    NOKIA.

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    EVOLUTION OF NFC

    TECHNOLOGYIn 2010

    First android phone SAMSUNG NEXUS S with NFC

    support released.

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    OPERATION OF NFC

    NFC works with two terminals

    1.Initiator

    2.Target

    The initiator actively generates RF field that can power

    a passive target.

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    OPERATION OF NFC

    NFC is based on inductive coupling.

    NFC works using magnetic induction between twoloop antennas.

    Operating frequency 13.56 MHz and data rate variesfrom 106Kbits/s to 424Kbits/s.

    For two devices to communicate using NFC, onemust have an NFC reader/writer and one must have

    an NFC tag. The tag is essentially an integratedcircuit containing data connected to an antenna thatcan read and written by the reader.

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    OPERATION OF NFC

    Card Emulation Mode

    Card emulation mode enables NFC-enabled

    devices to act like smart cards, allowing users to

    perform transactions such as purchases, ticketing,

    etc with just a touch.

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    OPERATION OF NFC

    Peer to Peer Mode

    Peer to Peer Mode enables two NFC-enabled devices to

    communicate with each other to exchange information

    and share file.

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    OPERATION OF NFC

    Reader/Writer Mode

    Reader/Writer mode enables NFC-enabled devices to

    read data or information stored in NFC tags embedded

    in smart poster.

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    MODES OF OPERATION

    Modes of

    operation

    Active mode Passive mode

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    MODES OF OPERATION

    In active mode, both devices with NFC chip generates

    an electromagnetic field and then exchange data.

    In this mode both devices typically have power

    supplies.

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    MODES OF OPERATION

    In passive modethere is only one active device and

    other device uses that field to exchange information.

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    APPLICATIONS OF NFC

    Applications of NFC can be split into the following

    three basic categories:

    Touch and Go

    Touch and Confirm

    Touch and Connect

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    APPLICATIONS OF NFC

    Touch and Go

    Applications such as access control or transport/event

    ticketing, where the user only to bring the device

    storing

    the ticket or access code close to the reader. Example

    for picking up an internet URL from a smart label on

    poster.

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    APPLICATIONS OF NFC

    Touch and Confirm

    Applications such as mobile payment where the user

    has to confirm the interaction by entering a

    password or just accepting the transaction.

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    APPLICATIONS OF NFC

    Touch and Connect

    Linking two NFC-enabled devices to enable peer to

    peer transfer of data such as downloading music or

    songs, exchanging images.

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    ADVANTAGES OF NFC

    No special software

    High convenience to the user, because the data exchange isdone by bringing two mobiles together.

    Secure communication.

    Ease of use.

    NFC can be used together with existing technologies likeBluetooth and thus act for longer range also.

    DISADVANTAGES OF NFC

    The system has the limitation that it can be operated only with

    devices under short range i.e.around 10cm.

    The data transfer rate is very less at about 106kbps,212kbps

    and 424kbps.

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    SOME DEVICES USING

    NFC TECHNOLOGY Nexus S

    Samsung Galaxy S II

    Google Nexus S 4G

    Samsung Galaxy Note

    Nokia 6212 classic

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    THANK YOU!!!

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