NFC-Enabled Batteryless ePaper Solution with EPD-302/303/304
28/06/2024
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How does NFC Provide Power and Transfer Data?
The NFC tag chip is a passive device embedded in an antenna, powered by the magnetic field generated by an NFC reader (such as a smartphone or NFC reader). This enables wireless data transfer and functionality without the need for a dedicated power source.
100% ESG-Compliant ePaper
Replacing traditional paper with the EPD-302/303/304 , which can be reused without any power consumption, significantly reduces CO2 emissions. Traditional paper generates 60,000 times more CO2 emissions than ePaper over five years of factory production. Embracing "reuse, recycle, and replace" with ePaper helps companies earn in the carbon market and easily comply with ESG standards from the start.
Why Choose the EPD-302/303/304?
- Easy setup with Advantech's DLL sample code for writing and reading data.
- Customized software agents for simpler deployment.
- Expert wireless team ensures accurate NFC detection and reduces transmission time through software compression technology.
- IP68 rating supports use in harsh environments, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.
Product Specifications
- Processor: ARM Cortex M0+ RISC, 128 KB flash
- Display: 3.7" black/white/red ePaper panel
- Power: Passive NFC-powered ePaper (no battery required)
- Features: Fast transmission with 3-color interactive LED
- Usage: Refresh using a smartphone with the Advantech NFC App or NFC Reader
- Operating Temperature Range:0~50(black/white) 0 ~ 0°C (black/white/red), 0~50(black/white/red/yellow)
- Communication: NFC Agent for seamless communication with the EPD server, streamlining automation
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