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| MIFARE 4k opens up many new
service opportunities by enabling public transport authorities to
implement multi-modal systems. It might be used for a combination of
contactless e-commerce and e-business applications on one single
MIFARE smart card.
Key applications
- Public transportation
- Access management
- e-Commerce
- e-Business
- Gaming
- Identity
Key features
- 4 Kbyte EEPROM (3480 Byte free available)
- Unique serial number (4 Byte)
- 40 securely separated sectors supporting multi-application:
- 32 sectors consist of 4 blocks with a length
of 16 Byte
- 8 sectors consist of 16 blocks with a
length of 16 Byte
- 2 x 48 bit keys per sector for key hierarchy
- Access conditions free configurable based
on 2 level key hierarchy
- Number of single write operations: 100.000
- Data retention: 10 years
Datasheets
- A regularly updated list of datasheets with
respect to all MIFARE products can be found
here.
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2008-07-18 |
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NXP statement on the court decision to allow the publication by Radboud University Nijmegen |
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2008-03-10 |
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NXP introduces new security and performance benchmark with MIFARE Plus |
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2008-03-07 |
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Germany to 'Touch & Travel' with NFC |
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Nanjing moves to MIFARE DES... |
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The citizens of Nanjing, China are no strangers to contactless smart cards: they have been using them since 2001. |
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City fans support NFC |
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For football fans, the start of a new season brings new hope, new expectations and new anticipation. |
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ISIC card brings more benef... |
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Students in St Petersburg, Russia, can now use their International Student Identity Card (ISIC) on the city's public transport network. |
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The final whistle |
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The final whistle of the 2006 FIFA World Cup™ has been blown and Italy went home as champions. With millions of fans descending on Germany to sample the unique atmosphere, the tournament was a huge success. |
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Olympics spur China’s RFID ... |
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As host nation for the 2008 Olympic Games, China is busy modernizing many of its infrastructure systems. As part of these developments, Beijing saw the full commercial roll-out of RFID ticketing for its transport network. |
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