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STM32 Dynamic NFC Tag based on STMicroelectronics M24SR Expansion Board

This dynamic NFC tag expansion board is compatible with the Arduino UNO R3 connector layout and is designed around STMicro M24SR64-Y. The M24SR64 device is a dynamic NFC/RFID tag IC with a dual interface. It embeds a 64 Kbit EEPROM memory and can be operated from an I2C interface or by a 13.56 MHz RFID reader or NFC phone.
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MFGR PART# BLK NM
BournsMZ2029-601TFerrite Bead
YAGEORC0603FR-0717K8LSupporting Component
YAGEORC0603FR-070RLSupporting Component
YAGEORC0603FR-0730KLSupporting Component
VishayTNPU06034K70BZEN00Supporting Component
MurataGRM1885C1H470GA01JSupporting Component
SamtecSSQ-108-03-L-SSocket Connector
Vishay293D105X9016A2WE3Supporting Component
VishayCRCW0603560RJNEAIFSupporting Component
YAGEORC0603FR-071KLSupporting Component
SamtecSSQ-110-03-L-SSocket Connector
Kyocera AVX06035C104K4T4ASupporting Component
VishayVJ0603A101JXAAPSupporting Component
SamtecSSQ-106-03-L-SSocket Connector
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MFGR PART# BLK NM
STMicroelectronicsM24SR64-YMN6T/2NFC
RohmSML-S13PTT68LED

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MFGR PART# BLK NM
BroadcomHLMP-HB65-QU0DDLED
STMicroelectronicsM24SR64-YMN6T/2NFC
Everlight15-21UYD/S530-A3/TR8LED

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