NXP NCX3310 Evaluation Board User Manual
- October 27, 2023
- NXP
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UM11737
NCX3310 evaluation board
Rev. 1.0 — 22 August 2022
User manual
NCX3310 Evaluation Board
Document information
Information | Content |
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Keywords | NCx3310, NFC TAG IC, Automotive, Secure Car Access |
Abstract | This document describes how to get started and evaluate the NCx3310 |
using an NCX3310 Evaluation Board.
Revision history
NXP Semiconductors
UM11737
NCX3310 evaluation board
Rev | Date | Description |
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v.1.0 | 20220822 | Initial version |
IMPORTANT NOTICE
For engineering development or evaluation purposes only
NXP provides the product under the following conditions:
This evaluation kit is for use of ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT OR EVALUATION
PURPOSES ONLY. It is provided as a sample IC presoldered to a printed-circuit
board to make it easier to access inputs, outputs and supply terminals. This
evaluation board may be used with any development system or other source of
I/O signals by connecting it to the host MCU computer board via off-the-shelf
cables. This evaluation board is not a Reference Design and is not intended to
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Introduction
This board provides an easy and quick evaluation and development environment
for NCx3310 enabled applications, especially for those leveraging I C
follower, Bluetooth Pairing, Energy Harvesting use cases. A broad selection of
software packages is available, which are based on modular examples. A broad
selection of software packages is available. These packages are based on
modular examples. These examples can be easily extracted and reused on any
other platform. The NCX3310 evaluation board can be stacked on single-board
computer boards, MCU evaluation boards, such as the NXP LPCXpresso Boards and
NXP Freedom Boards, or be used standalone.
C leader, I
Note: The antenna part can be broken off and replaced by any other
antenna to fit the desired application.
1.1 Potential applications
- BT and WiFi pairing
- Rear seat entertainment
- Personalization and diagnostics
- Connected keys for connected cars
- Originality check of auto parts
Finding kit resources and information on the NXP web site
NXP Semiconductors provides online resources for this evaluation board and its
supported device(s) on http://www.nxp.com.
The information page for the NCX3310EVB evaluation board is at
https://www.nxp.com/products/security-and-authentication/secure-car-access
/nfc-forum-compliant-tag-icwith-ic-for-
automotive:NCx3310.
The information page provides overview information, documentation, software
and tools, parametrics, ordering information and a
Getting Started tab. The Getting Started tab provides quick-reference
information applicable to using the NCX3310EVB evaluation board, including the
downloadable assets
referenced in this document.
Getting ready
NCX3310 evaluation board package includes:
The following information is provided per Article 10.8 of the Radio Equipment
Directive 2014/53/EU:
(a) Frequency bands in which the equipment operates.
(b) The maximum RF power transmitted.
Table 1. NCX3310EVB evaluation board
Part number| RF Technology| Frequency ranges| Maximum
transmitted power
---|---|---|---
NCX3310EVB| NFC Type 5 Tag| 13.54 MHz ± 423.75 KHz| N/A
Europeon Declaration of Conformity, simplified DoC per Article 10.9 of the
Radio Equipment Directive 2014/53/EU
This apparatus, namely NCX3310EVB, conforms to the Radio Equipment Directive
2014/53/EU. The full EU Declaration of Conformity for this apparatus can be
found at this location: https://single-market-economy.ec.europa.eu/sectors
/electrical-and-electronicengineering-industries-eei/radio-equipment-
directive-red_en
3.1 Getting to know the hardware
3.1.1 Connector PINOUT description
Table 2. OM2NTP5332 pinout description
Number | Net name | Description |
---|---|---|
J1:6 | ED_PU | Event detection pin. Open drain. Pulled up to Vcc by R22 (4.7 |
kΩ).
J1:7| HPD_PD| Hard-power-down pin. Pulled down to GND by R24 (10 kΩ).
J2:7| GND| Ground
J2:9| SDA| Multiplexed pin: I2C SDA data line / GPIO1. Can be optionally
pulled up to Vcc by switch SW3:2 on position, R26 (4.7 kΩ).
J2:10| SCL| Multiplexed pin: I2C SCL data line / GPIO0. Can be optionally
pulled up to Vcc by switch SW3:1 on position, R25 (4.7 kΩ).
J3:4| P1V8_3V3_BRD| Lower-voltage source from underlaying board (e.g. MCU
board), usually 3.3 V.
J3:5| P5V0| Higher-voltage source from underlaying board (e.g. MCU board),
usually 5 V.
J3:6| GND| Ground
J3:7| GND| Ground
3.1.2 Switches and other components description
Table 3. OM2NTP5332 switches and other components description
Number | Net name / Options | Description |
---|---|---|
SW3 | 1-6: PU_EN_SCL | With ON position, Pullup R25 engaged. |
2-5: PU_EN_SDA | With ON position, Pullup R26 engaged | |
3-4: VOUT | With ON position, NCx3310’s VOUT connected to VCC (a must for |
energy harvesting)
SW1| HPD_VCC| When HPD is pulled to VCC, NCx3310 enters High Power-down mode.
When released, NCx3310 exits from HPD mode. Can be used as NCx3310 reset.
SW6| 1.8 – 3.3 V| VCC chooser. It only connects voltage from underlaying board
or source to the NCx3310 and whole PCB.
5 V
D1| D1| Green LED
JP1| GND| Jumper for easy access to GND.
3.1.3 Schematics
The schematic of the evaluation board can be seen below.
The board layout and bill of materials for the NCX3310EVB evaluation board are available at www.nxp.com/NCX3310EVB.
Optional hardware that is supported for development
This section lists optional supported hardware that are not included in the
board. This hardware eases evaluation and enables faster integration or
portation to other similar
devices. Optional hardware is ordered separately.
Table 4. Supported optional hardware (NOT included in the board). Needs to be
ordered separately.
| Item 1| Item 2| Item 3| Item 4
---|---|---|---|---
Description| NFC mobile| RF (ISO15693) reader| MCU development board|
NFC Door handle reference design
Table 4. Supported optional hardware (NOT included in the board). Needs to be ordered separately. …continued
| Item 1| Item 2| Item 3| Item 4
---|---|---|---|---
Purpose| Developing Android- based applications| Developing VCD (RF,
NFC) applications. Either FW or higher software layer.| Developing MCU based
I2C Follower, GPIO, PWM use cases.| Evaluation of I2C leader, Energy
Harvesting use cases
Picture| | pnev7462c reader development board| LPCXpresso board for
LPC11U37H| FRDM-KW41Z development board
Section in this document| Section 4.1| Section 4.2| Section 4.3| DHRD
FreeMASTER SW
Tool
Buying options| | Via NXP’s distribution or through nxp.com.| Via NXP’s distribution or through nxp.com.| Via nxp.com
4.1 Mobile NFC application development
Developing Android-based applications.
Hardware:
- Device with integrated NFC.
Software:
- TapLinx (Android only) (mifare.net)
- NCx3310 Configuration over NFC Interface
- Use cases examples (Bluetooth pairing, energy harvesting, I 2 C Leader mode) using native Android NFC application.
Additional documentation:
- NCx3310 configuration from RF interface
- NFC Forum Type 5 Tag configuration
- NFC Forum NDEF
- I 2 C leader 2
- I C follower
- Energy harvesting
- Event detection
- Protecting user memory and features, security
4.2 RF (ISO15693) reader development
Easy RF evaluation of NCx3310 features. Also for developing VCD (RF, NFC)
applications, either FW or higher layer software.
NCx3310 features that can be evaluated:
• NCx3310 configuration from RF interface
2 I C leader
• I 2 C follower
• Pass-through mode
• PHDC data transfer| • Energy harvesting
• GPIO
• PWM
• Event detection
• Security
• NDEF
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Hardware:
Software:
-
GUI
– RFIDDiscover (DocStore)
– NFCCockpit (nxp.com) -
Firmware: NFC Reader Library (DocStore)
-
.NET: NXP Reader Library (DocStore)
Additional Documentation: -
NCx3310 configuration from RF interface
-
I 2 C leader
-
I 2 C follower
-
Energy harvesting
-
GPIO
-
Event detection
4.3 LPC11U37H MCU based
Hardware:
Software:
-
Use cases Code examples:
– GPIO
– Pass-through mode -
GUI – NTAG cockpit (easy I 2 C access)
Documentation:
- NTAG 5 configuration from I 2 C interface
- I 2 C leader • I2 C follower
- Energy harvesting
- GPIO
- Event detection
- NTAG 5 middleware porting guide
4.4 DHRD FreeMASTER tool 2 Easy
I C Leader mode can be evaluated with any I C Leader mode evaluation of
NCx3310. I 2 2
C based sensor IC. Detailed description can be found in: UM-SCA1702 – NCx3320
Door Handle Reference Design User Manual.
Hardware:
- NCx3320 door handle reference design [UM-SCA1702 – NCx3320 Door Handle Reference Design User Manual]
- I 2 C follower IC
Software:
- NCx3320 DHRD SW Tool
Additional documentation:
• NCx3310 configuration from RF interface
• I 2 C Leader
• Energy harvesting
• DHRD user manual: [UM-SCA1702 – NCx3320 Door Handle Reference Design User Manual]
Abbreviations
Table 5. Abbreviations
Acronym | Description |
---|---|
EEPROM | Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory |
GPIO | General Purpose Input/Output |
I2C | Inter-Integrated Circuit |
NFC | Near-Field Communication |
PHDC | Personal Health Device Communication |
POR | Power-On Reset |
PWM | Pulse-Width Modulation |
RF | Radio Frequency |
Table 5. Abbreviations…continued
Acronym | Description |
---|---|
SRAM | Static Random-Access Memory |
References
[1] | AN_SCA 2023 | NCx3310 – Use of GPIO and Event detection |
---|---|---|
[2] | AN_SCA 2019 | NCx3310 – Bidirectional Data Exchange |
[3] | AN_SCA | 2016 NCx3310 – Energy Harvesting |
[4] | AN_SCA | 2021 NCx3310 – Memory Configuration and Scalable Security |
[5] | AN_SCA | 2 2020 NCx3310 – I C Leader mode |
[6] | UM-SCA1702 | NCx3320 – Door Handle Reference Design User Manual |
[7] | UM_SCA | 2004 NCx3310 – LPC11U37 firmware development |
[8] | UM-SCA1702 | NCx3320 – Door Handle Reference Design User Manual |
[9] | AN_SCA | 2018 NCx3310 – Antenna Design guide for Active Load Modulation |
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Tables
Tab. 1. NCX3310EVB evaluation board …………………… 5
Tab. 2. OM2NTP5332 pinout description …………………. 6
Tab. 3. OM2NTP5332 switches and other components description ……………………………… 6
Tab. 4. Supported optional hardware (NOT included in the board). Needs to be
ordered
separately. ………………………………………………… 7
Tab. 5. Abbreviations ……………………………………………11
Figures
Fig. 1. NCX3310 evaluation board PCB …………………..5
Fig. 2. Locations of connectors (PINOUT) ………………. 5
Fig. 3. Locations of switches and other components ………………………………………………. 6
Fig. 4. NCX3310 evaluation board schematic ………….. 7
pnev7462c reader development board …………..9
LPCXpresso v2 board with LPC11U37H
MCU ………………………………………………………. 10
DHRD FreeMASTER SW Tool …………………… 11
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Date of release: 22 August 2022
Document identifier: UM11737
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