NFC technology is paving the path to new ways of charging small, battery-operated devices, allowing users to cut down on cables and to charge their device on the go. With this webinar featuring a demo video of ST's latest NFC wireless charging solution, you will learn how to integrate this technology into tiny, connected objects so you can offer your customers more innovation, and more convenience.
Overview
What makes NFC technology so special?
With the rising popularity and adoption of NFC technology, its application areas are expanding beyond the products of our daily lives and are reaching markets far beyond payment, access control, and consumer electronics. Consumers can now benefit from innovative applications and can use NFC for device pairing, authentication, and setting product parameters for example, thereby improving product user experience and convenience. Taking a new turn, NFC technology is now enabling wireless charging.
What you can expect from this session?
This webinar will provide comprehensive insights into NFC wireless charging technology and addresses newcomers and experts. We will explain what NFC wireless charging can bring to small devices and provide practical use cases on its features and capabilities.
ST's experts will show you how to implement ST's wireless charging solution, which is based on state-of-the-art hardware that uses NFC readers and dynamic tags of the ST25 family.
Key Takeaways
- Discover how NFC can revolutionize the charging of small devices
- Learn how the integration of NFC for wireless charging eases the design of water- and dust-proof connected devices, and can enhance device quality and reliability
- Get more familiar with typical use cases
- Learn about the performance features of NFC wireless charging technology and how it can be easily integrated in your product at low cost
- Find the information you need to implement ST's NFC charging solution based on the ST25 product family and discover ST's hardware implementation in our demo video
Speaker
Merino is a staff application engineer specialized in ST's RFID product portfolio and has held this position since June 2016.
He began his career in 1984 as a test technician at Navcom Defense electronics working on radar altimeters, military communications and threat simulators. From there he moved to Sierra Nevada Corporation as a design engineer where he worked on drone landing systems and high-power pulse modulators. In 1996, he moved to the consumer market, designing televisions and top boxes at Panasonic as an R&D design engineer. He began his career as field application engineer in 2005 at Arrow Electronics, before working at Future Electronics. In 2011, he joined ST's AMS group as a field application engineer supporting the entire portfolio, specializing in the RF products, including RFID. Merino graduated from California State University, Fullerton, with a bachelor's of science in engineering.