The complete RFID & NFC contactless smart cards course

What you’ll learn:
NFC – NEAR FIELD COMMUNICATION
RFID – Radio Frequency Identification
Contactless smart cards
Contactless communication protocols
Understand the communication between a card (PICC) and a reader (PCD) based on ISO14443
Understand the different aspects of the ISO14443 standard – Analog and digital communication.
Acquire the basic skills necessary to design and implement a solution involving a smart card.
Learn how to design an antenna

Requirements:
No experience required. By the end of the training, you will be an NFC expert.

Description:
Hello and thank you for selecting this course the complete NFC contactless smartcards course which is the only course you need to learn about these technologies.The goal is to teach you everything you need, to become an RF expert.I created this training to share my knowledge in this field and present all the characteristics linked to RFID in general and the NFC field in particular.This course is for all levels, from beginners to RF experts.This course is for electronics and IT students, system integrators, software developers, RF engineers, and technicians who create smart card computer applications or develop antennas, chips, readers, or applications that communicate with contactless cards, RFID labels, and RFID tags.This training aims to give the reader the basic skills necessary to design and implement a solution involving a contactless smart card. It contains a large part related to NFC technology, communication between contactless readers and cards, RLC circuits, antenna design, etcHere are the different sections that we will go through:IntroductionRadio Frequency Identification (RFID)Near Field Communication (NFC)Communication between a Reader and a CardAnalog aspects of the NFC communicationDigital aspects of the NFC communication7. Resonance frequency & antenna design

Who this course is for:
IT students
Electronic students
System integrators
Software developers
RF engineers and technicians
Anyone interested in near field communication technology

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