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AS3911 Datasheet(HTML) 126 Page - ams AG |
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126 / 149 page ![]() AS3911 – 126 ams Datasheet, Confidential: 2013-Oct [2-03] A p pl i c at io n I n f o r m at i o n NFCIP-1 Passive Communication Initiator NFCIP-1 passive communication is equivalent to reader (PCD) to tag (PICC) communication where initiator acts as a reader and target acts as tag. The only difference is that in case of the NFCIP-1 passive communication the initiator performs Initial RF Collision Avoidance procedure at the beginning of communication. In order to act as NFCIP-1 passive communication initiator the AS3911 has to be configured according to table below: Figure 119: Operation Mode and Bit Rate Setting for NFCIP-1 Passive Communication Initial set-up of the Operation Control Register before the start of communication is the same as in case of reader to tag communication, with the exception that the transmitter is not enabled by setting the tx_en bit. The direct command NFC Initial Field ON is sent instead. This command first performs the Initial RF Collision avoidance with Collision Avoidance Threshold defined in the External Field Detector Threshold Register. The timing of collision avoidance is according to NFCIP-1 standard (for timing details see Figure 37). In case collision is not detected the tx_en bit is automatically set to switch the transmitter on. After minimum guard time TIRFG the I_cat IRQ is sent to inform controller that the first initiator command can be send. From this point on communication is the same as in case of ISO14443A (for 106 kb/s) or FeliCa (for 242 and 424 kb/s) reader communication. In case a presence of external field is detected an I_cac IRQ is sent. In such case a transmission should not be performed, command NFC Initial Field ON has to be repeated as long as collision is not detected any more. Initial collision avoidance is not limited to modes supported by NFCIP-1. The initial collision avoidance according to procedure described above can be performed before any reader mode is started to avoid collision with an HF reader or an NFC device operating in proximity. Support of NFCIP-1Transport Frame Format Figure 120 depicts the Transport Frame according to NFCIP-1 standard. NFCIP-1 Bit Rate [kb/s] Operation Mode Setting Bit Rate for Tx [kb/s] Bit Rate for Rx [kb/s] Comment 106 ISO14443A fc/128 (~106) fc/128 (~106) 212 FeliCa fc/64 (~212) x In FeliCa mode data rate is the same in both directions 424 FeliCa fc/32 (~424) x |
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