ESD Protection NFC DFN Antenna from NXP

patkelly — Wed, 06 Nov 2013 07:57:34 GMT

Current Revision posted to Documents by patkelly on 11/6/2013 7:57:34 AM

NFC is the breakthrough technology that allows tags in posters, check-in signs, and contactless payment terminals to interact with mobile phones. The NFC antenna is often integrated into the battery cover or the battery itself and is connected to the NFC ICs via small contacts on the phone – an entry point for ESD strikes which are potentially hazardous to the NFC IC. These new NXP devices are optimized for the requirements of the NFC system and ensure the best-possible protection of the NFC IC.

Key Features

Bi-directional configuration, allowing operating voltages up to 18 V
Very low capacitance of 0.35 pF enabling easy design of the antenna matching circuit
Very small voltage dependency of the diode capacitance avoiding inter modulation distortion to maintain strong signal integrity of the antenna circuit
ESD robustness of up to 10 kV according to IEC61000-4-2
Very small package: DFN1006-2 (0402 inch)

For pricing information visit your local element14 / Farnell / Newark storeFor pricing information visit your local element14 / Farnell / Newark store

Further technical information can be found in the attached documents below

Attachments:

community.element14.com/.../Product-Data-Sheet.pdf	Product Data Sheet.pdf
community.element14.com/.../General-Applications.pdf	General Applications.pdf
community.element14.com/.../Package-Outline.pdf	Package Outline.pdf
community.element14.com/.../NFC-brochure.pdf	NFC brochure.pdf

Tags: nfc, protection, antenna, dfn, esd