NFC Sticker On-Metal - 22 mm - NTAG213 - 180 Byte - black with logo
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The black PET sticker with a diameter of 22 mm is particularly suitable for the inventory of metallic objects due to its NTAG213 chipset and the on-metal property. The sticker is also widely used in marketing campaigns where it needs to be applied to a metal surface.
Short description
- PET material, flexible, self-adhesive
- Suitable for metallic/conductive surfaces
- 22 mm diameter
- Indoor use, also outdoor use to a limited extent
- Ambient temperature from -25 to +70 degrees
- NXP NTAG213 (NTAG213) - 180 Byte (NDEF: 137 Byte)
Product description
NFC product
NFC chip
- Total capacity: 180 byte
- Free memory: 144 byte
- Usable memory NDEF: 137 byte
| NFC Product | |
| Adhesive layer: | Yes |
|---|---|
| Antenna: | FPC, Aluminium |
| Antenna format: | 18 mm |
| Available colours: | green, grey, black, blue, red, orange, white |
| Carrier layer: | 30 x 30 mm |
| Chip standards / ISO Norm: | ISO 14 443-2 A, ISO 14 443-3 A |
| Dimensions: | 22 mm |
| Material: | PET |
| Material thickness: | 0,55 mm (T) |
| On-metal: | on metal |
| Operating temperature: | Min -25°C - Max +70°C |
| Product form: | round |
| Storage temperature: | Min -55°C - Max +125°C |
| Type: | Sticker |
| Weight: | 0,38 g |
| NFC Chip | |
| Chip: | NXP NTAG213 |
|---|---|
| Chip standards / ISO Norm: | ISO 14 443-2 A, ISO 14 443-3 A |
| Frequency: | 13.56 MHz |
| Memory: | 180 Byte (free: 144 Byte, NDEF: 137 Byte) |
| NFC Forum Type: | NFC Forum type 2 |
| Functions | |
| Compatibility: | to NFC-enabled smartphones: 100% |
| Data retention: | 10 years |
| Data transfer rates: | 106 kbit/s |
| Number of write operations: | 100.000 times |
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NFC tags with NTAG chipset are compatible with all NFC-enabled smartphones. The NFC chips are delivered without content (empty).The use of NFC tags with a chipset of the NXP NTAG series is simple, but depends on the operating system used. The following links aim to give a quick start into that topic.
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