How to migrate the NFC Reader library to the Kinetis k64f microcontroller

This article describes in detail how to migrate the NFC Reader library to the Kinetis k64f microcontroller. This article uses a real-world porting case to demonstrate the steps required to migrate the NFC Reader library to the sample target MCU. The purpose of this article is to serve as a guide for software developers to transplant the NFC Reader library into the MCU chosen by their design.

NFC Reader Library Overview

The NFC Reader Library is a series of software combinations for creating and developing contactless applications with customizable firmware for the NFC front end and NFC controllers. The library provides an API to simplify the most common operations required in NFC applications, such as reading or writing data to contactless cards, exchanging data or analog cards with other NFC-enabled devices. The NFC Reader library has the following features:

It is based on a modular approach

It is designed with a flexible and multi-layered architecture

It was written in the Ansi-c programming language.

It is supported by a variety of design environments and platforms, and development focuses on portability.

It can be downloaded for free.

NFC Reader Library v5.02.00 currently supports:

All of our NFC front-end (CLRC663 plus PN5180) and PN7462 NFC controllers.

Their corresponding development board, used as en-wise reference hardware (clev6630b, pnev5180b, pnev7662b)

and built-in MCU support, lpc1769,lpc11u68,frdm-k82f and raspberry Pi.

In addition, the release includes several examples to familiarize yourself with the library, which can be used as a reference for development, and includes a HTLM API document containing all the components, which is generated from source code comments.

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