NFC Measurement Solution

NFC Xplorer is a Pristine RF Testing Device According to ISO Test Setup

Conformance and
Performance Tests

The CISC NFC Xplorer is a compact, high-quality test system, developed for NFC and HF device measurements including performance and conformance tests. The Hardware unit provides two high-ohm input ports and one 50-ohm output port, which makes the NFC Xplorer a device supporting measurements according ISO with full compensation of DUT influence. The device is capable of communicating with HF RFID cards and NFC devices, and an analyzer of the air interface communication. Signal recording is done in real-time with no limitation of the recording time.

Key Benefits

  • High precision
  • Fast and easy to use GUI
  • Multiple protocols
  • Standard and user-defined commands
  • Configuration as tag tester for up to 12 A/m
  • Configuration as sniffer and reader tester
  • Two receivers for pristine support of ISO test setup

Key Features

  • Resonance frequency measurements
  • Load modulation measurements independence of H-Field
  • Full analog testing
  • Multiprotocol supports
    • ISO/IEC 14443A/B
    • ISO/IEC 15693
    • ISO/IEC 18092
    • ISO/IEC 18000-3M3

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