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AS3911 Datasheet(HTML) 139 Page - ams AG |
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139 / 149 page ![]() ams Datasheet, Confidential: 2013-Oct [2-03] AS3911 – 139 Appl icatio n I n f o rm a t i o n is in Transparent mode, the External Field Detector output is multiplexed to pin IRQ. This enables detection of external target/initiator field and performing RF collision avoidance. In case timing of the NFC Field ON command is correct for the NFC active protocol which is being implemented, these commands can be used in combination with the Transparent mode. These commands are used to perform the RF collision avoidance, switching on the field and timing out the minimum time from switching on the field to start of transmitting the message. After getting the interrupt, the controller generates the message in the Transparent mode. When bit en_fd is set and all bits of the Operation Control Register are set to 0 the AS3911 is in the low power NFC Target Mode (same as in case of setting of targ bit, (see “NFCIP-1 Active Communication Target” on page 130). In this mode initiator field is detected. After getting an IRQ with I_eon flag set, the controller turns on the oscillator, regulator and receiver and performs reception in the Transparent mode. Stream Mode Stream mode can be used to implement protocols, where the low level framing needed for ISO14443 receive coding can be used and decoded information can be put in FIFO. The main advantage of this mode over the Transparent mode is that timing is generated in the AS3911 therefore the external controller does not have to operate in real time. The stream mode is selected in the Mode Definition Register, the operating options are defined in the Stream Mode Definition Register. Two different modes are supported for tag to reader communication (Sub-carrier and BPSK Stream Modes). General rule for Stream mode is that the first bit sent/received is put on the LSB position of the FIFO byte. After selecting the stream mode the Receiver and Transmitter have to be configured properly (there is no automatic configuration for the stream mode). Sub-carrier Stream Mode: This mode supports protocols where during the tag to reader communication the time periods with sub-carrier signal are interchanged with time periods without modulation (like in the ISO14443A 106 kbit/s mode). In this mode the sub-carrier frequency and number of sub-carrier frequency periods in one reporting period is defined. Sub-carrier frequency in the range from fc/64 (212 kHz) to fc/8 (1695 kHz) are supported. Supported number of sub-carrier frequency periods in one reporting period range from two to eight. Start of receive interrupt is sent and the first data bit is put in FIFO after the first reporting time period with sub-carrier is detected. One bit of FIFO data gives information about status of input signal during one reporting period. Logic 1 means that the sub-carrier was detected during reporting period, while 0 |
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