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Development Kit for M24SR Series - Dynamic NFC/RFID Tags

M24SR-DISCOVERY

Overview

The M24SR-DISCOVERY demonstration kit is based on the M24SR64 device and is used to evaluate the features and capabilities of the M24SR series. This suite comes in two versions: Standard and Premium.

In addition to all the features of the standard version, the premium version also comes with a headset and a Bluetooth module to demonstrate how to easily connect it to a smartphone via NFC.
The M24SR64 device is a dynamic NFC/RFID tag integrated circuit with dual interfaces. It has built-in 64 Kbits EEPROM memory. It can be operated via an I2C interface, or by a 13.56 MHz RFID reader or NFC mobile phone.
The I2C interface uses a bidirectional data line and a clock line. From the perspective of the I2C protocol, it is a slave device.
RF protocol follows ISO/IEC 14443 Class A and NFC Forum Class 4 tags.
The board is powered by the USB bus. It also contains an STM32F103 microcontroller to drive the EEPROM via I2C and the LCD display via the SPI bus.
M24SR-DISCOVERY (MB1138) schematic diagram, BOM, gerber file, driver and firmware can be downloaded from www.st.com.

Main features

Ready-to-use printed circuit boards (PCBs) include:
- M24SR64-Y Dynamic NFC/RFID tag
- 31 mm x 30 mm 13.56 MHz double layer inductive antenna etched on the PCB (ANT14)
- STM32F103RGT6 64LQFP 32-bit microcontroller, with 1Mbytes of Flash memory
- LCD Color Screen (320*200 pixels)
- Different color LEDs
- USB microB connector for board powering
- JTAG connector for microcontroller firmware upgrade and debug
- Joystick for menu selection
M24SR-DISCO-PREM unique functions:
- Bluetooth module with audio outputs connected to Jack 3.5
- Headset

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