NFC IP Cores for UMC

NFC IP cores (Near Field Communication IP) enable short-range wireless communication in modern SoC and ASIC designs, supporting secure and convenient contactless interactions.

These IP cores implement NFC standards such as NFC-A, NFC-B, and NFC-F, enabling applications like contactless payments, device pairing, and secure authentication.

This catalog allows you to compare NFC IP cores from leading vendors based on power consumption, security features, data rate, and process node compatibility.

Whether you are designing mobile devices, wearables, smart cards, or IoT systems, you can find the right NFC IP for your connectivity needs.

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NFC/RFID Transceiver

NTLab
• HQ: Lithuania

The NFC transceiver IC is intended for adding NFC functionality to mobile devices and other applications having embedded MCU.
- UMC
- 180nm
- Silicon Proven
Part #: 0180IP_NT1045 Maturity: Production

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NFC/RFID Controller

NTLab
• HQ: Lithuania

NT1046 is a single-chip RFID reader solution.
- UMC
- 180nm
- Silicon Proven
Part #: 0180IP_NT1046 Maturity: Production

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NFC IP cores (Near Field Communication IP) enable short-range wireless communication in modern SoC and ASIC designs, supporting secure and convenient contactless interactions.

These IP cores implement NFC standards such as NFC-A, NFC-B, and NFC-F, enabling applications like contactless payments, device pairing, and secure authentication.

This catalog allows you to compare NFC IP cores from leading vendors based on power consumption, security features, data rate, and process node compatibility.

Whether you are designing mobile devices, wearables, smart cards, or IoT systems, you can find the right NFC IP for your connectivity needs.

Frequently asked questions about NFC IP cores

What is NFC IP?

NFC IP is a hardware block that enables short-range contactless communication between devices.

What are NFC modes?

NFC supports reader/writer mode, card emulation mode, and peer-to-peer communication.

Where is NFC IP used?

It is used in contactless payments, access control, mobile devices, wearables, and IoT systems.

Is NFC secure?

NFC includes security mechanisms such as encryption and authentication, especially when combined with secure elements.

How do I choose an NFC IP core?

You should consider supported modes, security features, power consumption, and integration requirements.