NFC USE Cases - PAIRING & COMMISSIONING

• Just bringing two NFC-enabled devices close together is all it takes to create a connection. What’s more, NFC can also trigger other protocols, like Bluetooth, ZigBee, or Wi-Fi. Pairing is practically instantaneous and, because NFC only works when you ask it to, there aren’t any unintended device connections, and none of the device conflicts that can happen with Bluetooth.
  It’s also easier to commission new devices or expand your home network, even if you’re adding devices that don’t have a battery – and there’s no need to search for a connection or type in a serial number.
• * Enable two-way interactions with Peer-to-Peer mode
  * Pair Bluetooth or Wi-Fi devices 20x faster with NFC
  * Identify a device instantly, without entering codes or creating device conflicts
  * Make devices easier to use and reduce tech-support costs
  * Exchange credentials securely, just by tapping
  * Use protocol-agnostic operations to trigger actions
• Which product?

• NFC Connected Tag NTAG I2C plus	NFC Controller with Integrated Firmware PN7150	NFC Connected Tag for Tiny Devices NTAG 5 boost and link
  If you’re working on a battery-powered design that already has a microcontroller, such as a speaker or IoT node, use this tag IC to wake the system and initiate Bluetooth or Wi-Fi pairing.	If you’re running an OS, like Android, Windows, or Linux, use the embedded NFC firmware and NCI interface in these controllers to quickly add fully compliant NFC functionality. The PN7150 is also a good choicefor routers and gateways that will interact with NTAG equipped nodes.	The NTAG 5 boost is a Type 5 Tag that delivers exceptional read range, giving tiny devices the ability to interact with the cloud and other NFC-enabled devices, including smartphones.

  
  

  Pair with Bluetooth devices faster, without conflicts	Pair with Wi-Fi devices with just a tap	View images and videos on the big screen, with just a tap	Add sensors and lights to your home or office network in just seconds, without entering codes

  
  
• Links : NXP UNLOCK NFC EVERYWHERE