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AS3911 Datasheet(PDF) 130 Page - ams AG

Part # AS3911
Description  NFC Initiator / HF Reader IC
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Manufacturer  AMSCO [ams AG]
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AS3911 – 130
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
7.
Sequence loops through point 2. In case the last initiator
command is sent in next sequence (DLS_REQ in case of
NFCIP-1 protocol) the bit nfc_ar in the Mode Definition
Register has to be put to 0 to avoid switching on the
initiator field after the target has switched of its field.
NFCIP-1 Active Communication Target
The AS3911 target mode is activated by setting bit targ in the
Mode Definition Register to 1. When target mode is activated
the External Field Detector is automatically enabled by setting
bit en_fd in the Auxiliary Definition Register.
When bit targ is set and all bits of the Operation Control Register
are set to 0, the AS3911 is in low power Initial NFC Target Mode.
In this mode the External Field Detector with Peer Detection
Threshold is enabled.
There are two different NFC target modes implemented
(defined by mode bits of the Mode Definition Register): the bit
rate detection mode and normal mode. In the bit rate detection
mode the framing logic performs automatic detection of the
initiator data rate and writes it in the NFCIP Bit Rate Detection
Display Register. In the normal mode it is supposed that the
data rate defined in the Bit Rate Definition Register is used.
After selecting the NFCIP-1 active target mode the Receiver and
Transmitter have to be configured properly. Configuration is the
same as in case of NFCIP-1 active initiator mode. This
configuration can be done automatically by sending direct
command Analog Preset (see “Analog Preset” on page 53).
NFCIP-1 active communication sequence when bit nfc_ar in the
Mode Definition Register is set (automatic Response RF
Collision Avoidance sequence). During this sequence bits
nfc_n1 and nfc_n0 of the Auxiliary Definition Register have to
be 0 to produce Response Collision Avoidance with n=0.
The following sequence assumes that the AS3911 is in the low
power Initial NFC Target Mode with the bit rate detection mode
selected. Bit nfc_ar in the Mode Definition Register is set
(automatic Response RF Collision Avoidance sequence). When
the initiator field is detected the following sequence is
executed:
1.
An IRQ with I_eon flag set is sent to the controller.
2.
The controller turns on the oscillator, regulator and
receiver. Mask-receive Timer is started by sending direct
command Start Mask-receive Timer. After the Mask
Receive Timer expires the receiver output starts to be
observed to detect start of the initiator message.
3.
Once the start of initiator message is detected, an IRQ
due to start of receive is sent, the framing logic switches
on a module which automatically recognizes the bit rate
of signal sent by the initiator. Once the bit rate is
recognized an IRQ with I_nfct flag set is sent and the bit
rate is automatically loaded in the NFCIP Bit Rate
Detection Display Register. Detection of bit rate is also
a condition that automatic Response RF Collision



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