RF430FRL15xH
The Texas Instruments RF430FRL15xH is an NFC tag IC, with 2 kbit (256 bytes) FRAM, operating at 13.56 MHz, under ISO/IEC 15693 NFC Forum Type 5.
NFC sensor transponder with integrated temperature and battery monitoring for cold chain and medical applications
Full Specifications
| Manufacturer | Texas Instruments |
|---|---|
| Frequency Category | NFC |
| Frequency | 13.56 MHz |
| Protocol | ISO/IEC 15693, NFC Forum Type 5 |
| Memory | 2 kbit (256 bytes) FRAM |
| Interface | RF (contactless), I2C |
| Temperature Range | -40°C to +85°C |
| Form Factor | VQFN-16 (RGC), DSBGA-16 |
| Security | 32-bit password protection, lock bits |
Engineering Brief
The RF430FRL15xH is an NFC sensor transponder that combines ISO 15693 wireless communication with integrated temperature sensing and battery monitoring capabilities. It features 2 kbit of FRAM memory for data logging, an I2C interface for connecting external sensors, and operates from either harvested RF field energy or an optional battery for extended range and autonomous logging. Designed specifically for cold chain applications, it enables temperature history tracking throughout pharmaceutical and perishable goods supply chains while maintaining NFC smartphone readability.
Typical Applications
Standards & Compliance
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the memory size of the RF430FRL15xH?
The RF430FRL15xH has 2 kbit (256 bytes) of FRAM memory for data logging and temperature history storage.
Does the RF430FRL15xH support temperature logging?
Yes, the RF430FRL15xH integrates an on-chip temperature sensor and battery monitoring for autonomous cold chain data logging. It can log temperature history throughout pharmaceutical and perishable goods supply chains.
Can the RF430FRL15xH be read by NFC smartphones?
Yes, the RF430FRL15xH is compliant with ISO 15693 and NFC Forum Type 5 standards, enabling readability by NFC-enabled smartphones for consumer-facing cold chain verification.
What security features does the RF430FRL15xH offer?
The RF430FRL15xH provides 32-bit password protection and lock bits to secure logged data and prevent unauthorized access or tampering.
How is the RF430FRL15xH powered?
The chip operates from either harvested RF field energy during contactless reads or an optional external battery for extended range and autonomous logging between reads.
What is the I2C interface on the RF430FRL15xH used for?
The I2C interface enables connection of external sensors and provides an additional wired communication channel for configuration and data retrieval alongside the RF interface.
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