ITEAD PN532 NFC Module

Model: IM130625002

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ITEAD PN532 NFC module, as its name implies, is based on PN532 chip and used for 13.56MHz near field communication. The module is equipped with onboard antenna, thus no external antenna coil is needed. It is compatible with SPI, IIC and UART interface for communication. With NFC library support for Arduino and Raspberry Pi offered by us, it is quite convenient for development of products with NFC functions.

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Features

Longest effective communication distance of 3 cm
Supports switching of SPI, IIC and UART interface.
Can be used for 13.56M non-contact communication
Compatible with ISO14443 Type A and Type B standards

Documents

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Additional Information

Discontinued	No
Link Wiki	No
Ewelink Support	N/A
Module Type	No
Weight	23 g
Model	IM130625002
Board Size	79 × 48.3 × 11.3mm
Version	1.0
Operation Level	Digital 3.3V

Reviews

Customer Reviews

Perfect Review by Rémi: Works perfectly with Raspberry Pi + libnfc. Tools depending on libnfc like mfoc or mfcuk work great too.

Be careful when connecting the Pi if you are doing it with the 26-pin cable, I connected it the wrong way and my Pi rebooted instantly (i was lucky there was no damage). (Posted on 10/19/2014)
libnfc UART interface works great on rpi Review by ashitaka: I followed a tutorial for pn532 on the raspberry pi. I used the UART interface, and the libnfc. I was worried it wasn't working, but I had the tx and RX backwards. After is switched them to the correct setup, it worked great. If you are using the UART you only need 4 pins.
Works great plan on recommended it to anyone interested. Hopefully I can make a tutorial for this approach. (Posted on 4/27/2014)