NFC (Near Field Communication) Chip

What is an NFC Chip?

An NFC (Near Field Communication) chip is a small wireless communication device that enables short-range communication between two electronic devices when they are brought close together. The chips work by using radio frequency identification (RFID) technology to exchange data over a very short distance, typically less than 10 cm.

NFC chips are commonly used in a variety of applications, such as mobile payments, contactless ticketing, access control, and data transfer between devices. For example, many smartphones now have NFC chips built in, which enables users to make mobile payments by simply tapping their phone on a compatible payment terminal. NFC technology is also used in public transportation systems, where commuters can tap their NFC-enabled cards to access trains or buses without the need for physical tickets.

Passive NFC Chip

A passive NFC (Near Field Communication) chip is a small device that allows for wireless communication between two devices. Unlike active NFC chips, which require a power source to operate, passive NFC chips are powered by the electromagnetic field generated by the device they are communicating with.

These chips are commonly used for a variety of applications, including mobile payments, access control, and data transfer. One key advantage of passive NFC chips is that they do not store any personal data on the chip itself, making them a secure option for many applications. Instead, passive NFC chips typically contain a unique identifier that is used to link to a database or other system where the relevant information is stored. This means that even if the chip is lost or stolen, no personal data is at risk.

What ID

All original What Pack comes with a passive serialised NFC identification chip. Using an NFC-enabled smart device, you will be able to check product authenticity, and retrieve product information, updates, as well as care instructions.

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