2017-09-09 01:44 AM
Hello,
I have a lot of CR95HF for a project that could read NFC Tags of a medical equipment and send this via bluetooth to a smartwatch.I works but i would have now the Pulse W7001 NFC antenna on the CR95HF Chip and we can't get a running system with this antenna.we did not get good results with the calculation tool on the site from the CR95HF chip.Could anyone help with this antenna on the CR95HF Chip?Antennahttps://www.arrow.com/en/products/w7001/pulse-electronics-corporation
CR95HFThank you very muchBest regards from GermanyTom2018-07-11 08:05 AM
Hi,
did you tried the ST eDesign Suite for NFC antennas to study basic principles please?
It is available on
P.
2018-07-12 07:14 AM
Hi,
as I checked your design and ext. vendor antenna I am expecting the matching issues.
The maximum power transfer between the CR95HF and the load is obtained when the
condition Z
out
= Z
load
is obtained.
Z
load
is the complex conjugate of Z
load
.
The antenna equivalent impedance an
inductive antenna
does not meet this condition.
The measure of Z
load
gives: Zload = (0.6 + j . 36.6)Ω
To achieve the maximum power transfer between the CR95HF and its inductive antenna,
impedance matching must therefore be performed between Z
out
and Z
load
. It allows to:
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Optimize the read range
�?
Transmit the maximum power
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Optimize the chip consumption
�?
Maximize the radiated magnetic field
Please read the
AN3394
Application note for
Antenna design and impedance matching guidelines
for CR95HF multiprotocol contactless transceiver IC here:
... in order to check the matching of your design.
best regards,
PO
2018-09-18 09:07 AM
Hi,
I'm using the same schematic as Tom.
I tried to to use the Application Note AN3394 in order to make the matching circuit but without any success to read a tag. My configuration is working fine with a custom antenna made with wound wires but it's not viable.
Is anybody there who find a solution ?
MG