NFC mikroBUS Module, M24SR64, 8KB, I2C, 3.3V (NFC Tag click)

Description

NFC mikroBUS Module, M24SR64, 8KB, I2C, 3.3V (NFC Tag click)
MIKROE-1726
Compatible with ISO/IEC 14443 Type A and NFC Forum Type 4 Tag
Range of 3cm
8KB high-quality EEPROM
128-bit password protection scheme
3.3V power supply
NFC Tag click carries an M24SR64 NFC/RFID tag IC with a dual interface and 8KB of high-reliability EEPROM
built in.
The RF protocol is compatible with both NFC Forum
Type 4 Tag
and ISO/IEC 14443
Type A.
There are three ways to operate NFC Tag click:
Via I2C interface
With a 13.56MHz RFID reader
With an NFC-enabled smartphone, tablet, or similar device
NFC Tag click communicates with your target board through mikroBUS I2C (SCL, SDA), INT and RST lines.
Note:
It uses a 3.3V power supply only.
mikroBUS Click Boards Overview
Click boards come with header pins that you must solder yourself. After that, they just plug directly into a mikroBUS socket. mikroBUS is a specially designed plug-and-play pinout standard. The sockets are found on
Clicker
boards, these
mikromedia shields
, and
development systems
from mikroElektronika (V7 systems and later).
You also can connect Click boards to many other popular platforms via these adapters:
PC
— Click USB Adapter (
MIKROE-1433
)
Arduino
— Arduino UNO click shield (
MIKROE-1581
)
Raspberry Pi
— Pi click shield (
MIKROE-1512
)
BeagleBone Black
— BeagleBone click shield (
MIKROE-1596
)
STM32F3 Discovery
— STM32F3 Discovery Shield (
MIKROE-1447
)
STM32F4 Discovery
— STM32F4 Discovery Shield (
MIKROE-1481
)
Stellaris LM4F120 LaunchPad
/
Tiva TM4C123G LaunchPad
— Click BOOSTER PACK (
MIKROE-1363
)
In addition, it is royalty-free to add mikroBUS to your own designs. Visit the
mikroBUS Category
to see the full line of Click boards.
NFC Tag Add-on Module Resources
NFC Tag Click User Manual
mikroBUS Specifications
ST M24SR64-Y Page
with datasheet and other documentation
Android App for NFC-enabled Smartphones
NFCworld List of Supported Smartphones and Tablets