# NFC 213 Tags: The Ultimate Guide to High-Capacity NFC Solutions ## What Are NFC 213 Tags? **NFC 213 tags** represent a specific and powerful category within the Near Field Communication (NFC) ecosystem. Based on my extensive experience in the IoT and smart technology sector, I've found that professionals often seek tags that balance substantial memory with reliable performance. The **NFC 213** specification, formalized by the NFC Forum, refers to tags compliant with the Type 2 standard and featuring a larger memory capacity. My personal journey with NFC began with simple tasks, but I quickly discovered a natural aptitude for integrating complex data structures into these tiny chips, leading me to appreciate the capabilities of higher-memory tags like the **NFC 213**. ### Technical Specifications and Detailed Parameters for NFC 213 Tags For engineers and developers, understanding the precise technical landscape is crucial. Below are the detailed specifications for a typical **NFC 213** tag. *Please note: These technical parameters are for reference data only. For exact specifications, batch variations, or custom requirements, you must contact the backend management.* * **Chip Model/Code:** Commonly built on chips like NXP's NTAG 213. * **Memory Capacity:** 144 bytes of user-available memory. This is often structured as: * **48 pages** of 4 bytes each. * Typically includes 128 bytes for user data (NDEF messages) and 16 bytes for configuration and security. * **Communication Protocol:** ISO/IEC 14443 Type A. * **Operating Frequency:** 13.56 MHz. * **Data Transfer Rate:** 106 kbit/s. * **Read Range:** Approximately 5 cm (highly dependent on the reader's power and antenna design). * **Write Endurance:** 100,000 write cycles (minimum). * **Data Retention:** 10 years (minimum). * **Unique Identifier (UID):** 7-byte serial number, factory-locked and unique for each tag. * **Dimensions:** Available in various form factors (stickers, cards, key fobs). A common inlay size is 25mm diameter round or 45mm x 45mm square. The chip itself is microscopic, typically less than 1mm². * **Additional Features:** Supports NFC Forum Type 2 Tag Operation specification, has a fast read/write capability, and features tamper-detection mechanisms in some configurations. ## Innovative and Entertaining Applications of NFC 213 Tags The expanded memory of **NFC 213 tags** unlocks creative possibilities beyond simple URL sharing. One of my favorite entertainment applications is creating **interactive museum or gallery exhibits*