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PN7161A1HN-C100E - NFC Plug & Play Controller with Apple ECP | NXP

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1.65 V to 1.95 V Vdss 40-VFQFN / 40-HVQFN Exposed Pad (6 mm x 6 mm) Package 13.56 MHz Speed
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PN7161A1HN-C100E Descripción general

The NXP Semiconductors PN7161A1HN-C100E is an NFC (Near Field Communication) Plug and Play controller with integrated firmware, an NCI (NFC Controller Interface) host interface, and native support for Apple Enhanced Contactless Polling (ECP), housed in a 40-pin HVQFN (6 mm x 6 mm) exposed-pad module. It targets a 13.56 MHz RF carrier and supports FeliCa, ISO 14443 (Type A/B), ISO 15693, MIFARE, and NFC Forum tag types, while exposing an I2C host interface at addresses selectable between 1.65V-1.95V (host) and 3.0V-3.6V (RF/PMU) supply domains.

An NFC controller is a mixed-signal IC combining an RF analog front-end, a digital protocol stack (NCI 1.0 / 2.0), and an embedded firmware state machine that offloads host-side polling, anti-collision, and tag/RFID reader transactions. The PN7161 belongs to the broader NXP NFC controller family (PN5180, PN5190, PN7220, PN7150, PN7160), positioned as a drop-in upgrade for designers migrating from PN7150/PN7159 and seeking lower host CPU overhead. It is a key subcategory of RFID Reader ICs inside RF Identification, which sits in the Wireless / Sensor Network technology stack alongside Wi-Fi and BLE combo parts.

Key features include full NCI 1.0/2.0 host compliance, embedded firmware for autonomous polling, Apple ECP support, support for all NFC Forum modes (Reader/Writer, Peer-to-Peer, Card Emulation), an integrated LDO/DC-DC for the RF section, and a single I2C interface. The integrated firmware reduces host code size and minimizes the need for host CPU interrupts, accelerating Linux, Android, and RTOS porting on i.MX, LPC, and Kinetis MCU platforms. The 40-pin HVQFN exposed pad also provides a low-thermal-resistance path, supporting continuous RF field generation.

Architecturally, the PN7161A1HN-C100E pairs an ARM Cortex-M0 core with NXP's proven analog demodulator IP, on-chip tuning capacitors, and direct battery connection support through the integrated VANT (antenna supply) booster. This reduces external BOM (no external LDO required) and simplifies PCB layout for POS terminals, access control readers, and IoT-NFC bridges. Apple ECP authorization (NDA-gated firmware variant) requires registration with Apple MFi to enable ECP features - the silicon supports it but the firmware unlock is a software/license step.

Typical applications include payment terminals (POS), physical access control readers, NFC tag readers in printers/consumer electronics, automotive infotainment NFC pairing (AEC-Q100 subscription grade not in -C100E suffix), and IoT commissioning bridges. Designers choose it over PN7150 for lower BOM, lower host CPU load, and Apple ECP readiness, and over PN5180/PN5190 when a higher-level NCI interface is preferred over a register-level PHY.

When designing with this part, ensure the PCB antenna matching network targets 13.56 MHz with a Q below 35 to meet ISO 14443 bandwidth, and route the exposed thermal pad with at least 9 thermal vias to a continuous ground pour. Because the I2C SDA/SCL lines require pull-ups per the NCI specification, populate them per the typical application schematic and verify the host MCU's I2C clock-stretching tolerance - NCI polling bursts can stretch the clock longer than naive I2C controllers tolerate.

Alternativas directas para PN7161A1HN-C100E — mismo encapsulado, compatible pin a pin. Se excluyen las piezas de otro encapsulado que requieren retrabajo de la PCB.

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PN7160A1HN/C100E

✅ Sustitución directa
📦 40-HVQFN Exposed Pad
same 40-HVQFN package and pinout, identical NCI firmware, lacks Apple ECP

📋 Alternativa de referencia (no en el catálogo)

PN7161A1HN/C100

✅ Sustitución directa
📦 40-HVQFN Exposed Pad
same die and package, older firmware revision / marking variant

📋 Alternativa de referencia (no en el catálogo)

PN7161B1HN/C100

✅ Sustitución directa
📦 40-HVQFN Exposed Pad
same 40-HVQFN package, updated firmware revision (B-suffix), pin-to-pin

📋 Alternativa de referencia (no en el catálogo)

PN7161A1HN-C100E Especificaciones (publicadas por el fabricante)

Product Type NFC Plug and Play Controller
RF Frequency 13.56 MHz
Host Interface I2C (NCI 1.0 / NCI 2.0)
Supported Protocols FeliCa, ISO 14443 (A/B), ISO 15693, MIFARE, NFC Forum
Supply Voltage (Host Domain) 1.65 V to 1.95 V
Supply Voltage (RF / PMU Domain) 3.0 V to 3.6 V
Temperatura de funcionamiento -40 C to +85 C
Encapsulado 40-VFQFN / 40-HVQFN Exposed Pad (6 mm x 6 mm)
Tipo de montaje Surface Mount
Apple ECP Support Yes (firmware unlock required via Apple authorization)
Integrated Firmware Yes (NCI, autonomous polling)
Reader/Writer Mode Supported
Peer-to-Peer Mode Supported
Card Emulation Mode Supported
Estado RoHS Compliant
Lead-Free Yes

Configuración de pines de PN7161A1HN-C100E

QFN-40 Package Pinout Diagram QFN-40 6x6mm, P0.5mm, EP 4.1x4.1mm, JEDEC MO-220. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 QFN-40
Pin 1 VBAT — Battery / main supply input, 3.0 V to 3.6 V
Pin 2 GND — Ground
Pin 3 VANT — Antenna supply output (LDO/DC-DC)
Pin 4 TX1 — Antenna driver output 1
Pin 5 TX2 — Antenna driver output 2
Pin 6 RX — Receiver input
Pin 7 GND — Ground
Pin 8 VDD — Host I/O supply, 1.65 V to 1.95 V
Pin 9 IRQ — Interrupt request to host (active low)
Pin 10 SCL — I2C clock to host
Pin 11 SDA — I2C data to host
Pin 12 VEN — Enable input (active high)
Pin 13 RST_N — Reset input (active low)
Pin 14 GPIO1 — General-purpose I/O 1
Pin 15 GPIO2 — General-purpose I/O 2
Pin 16 GND — Ground
Pin 17 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 18 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 19 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 20 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 21 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 22 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 23 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 24 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 25 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 26 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 27 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 28 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 29 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 30 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 31 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 32 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 33 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 34 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 35 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 36 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 37 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 38 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 39 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 40 GND — Ground (thermal pad bond recommendation)

Características de potencia y térmicas

Entrada de potencia 1.65 V to 1.95 V
Temperatura de funcionamiento -40 C to +85 C

Parámetros de entrada de potencia y térmicos para PN7161A1HN-C100E según lo publicado por el fabricante.

Aplicaciones típicas

PN7161A1HN-C100E es adecuado para 7 aplicacións: Payment Terminal (POS) NFC Reader, Physical Access Control Reader, Automotive Infotainment NFC Pairing, Consumer Electronics NFC Reader, IoT NFC Commissioning Bridge, Healthcare Device Pairing and Tracking, Smart Home / Building Automation.

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Payment Terminal (POS) NFC Reader

The PN7161A1HN-C100E's integrated NCI 1.0/2.0 firmware and Apple ECP support reduce PCI-PTS code-base scope by offloading all NFC polling from the secure processor. At 13.56 MHz the part supports ISO 14443 Type A/B for contactless cards, MIFARE for legacy transit, and FeliCa for Asian payment schemes - all with one BOM. The I2C host interface simplifies the secure-processor integration on i.MX-based POS hardware, and the 40-HVQFN exposed pad keeps the RF section thermally stable during continuous field generation.

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Physical Access Control Reader

Access-control office and door readers need reliable 13.56 MHz ISO 14443 / ISO 15693 / MIFARE Classic read ranges of 5-10 cm through plastic housings. The PN7161A1HN-C100E's integrated VANT LDO lets the designer power the antenna directly from VBAT, while embedded polling firmware keeps latency low for fast credential presentation. The 40-HVQFN package's exposed pad provides the thermal headroom required for continuous polling duty cycles in busy access control lanes.

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Automotive Infotainment NFC Pairing

In cabin NFC pairing between a smartphone and the head-unit HMI, the PN7161A1HN-C100E provides Apple ECP support for iOS device pairing and standard NFC Forum Peer-to-Peer for Android. While the C100E suffix is the consumer grade (-40 C to +85 C), it is well-suited for in-cabin environments; AEC-Q100-designated variants exist in the broader PN7150/PN7159 line for AEC-Q100 mandates. The embedded NCI stack reduces the host CPU load on i.MX infotainment processors, allowing the HMI SoC to focus on graphics rendering during pairing.

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Consumer Electronics NFC Reader

Printers, headphones, and smart appliances use NFC for one-tap Wi-Fi/Bluetooth pairing - a low-volume, cost-sensitive use case where the PN7161A1HN-C100E's integrated firmware reduces host code size on Cortex-M0/M4 MCUs. The I2C interface and 1.65-1.95 V host supply let the part connect directly to ESP32 or STM32 hosts at 1.8 V without level shifters. The 40-HVQFN 6x6 mm package footprint is small enough for headphones and wearables.

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IoT NFC Commissioning Bridge

Industrial IoT commissioning bridges and Matter/Thread onboarding tools benefit from the PN7161A1HN-C100E's NFC Forum Tag Reader/Writer modes for credential transfer. The embedded NCI stack simplifies Linux user-space integration on i.MX 8M hosts, and the split-rail supply (1.8 V host, 3.3 V RF) eliminates level shifters. The exposed-pad HVQFN package ensures thermal stability in always-on IoT gateways.

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Healthcare Device Pairing and Tracking

In medical NFC pairing and asset-tracking readers, the PN7161A1HN-C100E provides a medical-grade-friendly interface for NFC-tagged medical devices, allowing one-tap pairing with clinician tablets. The integrated NCI firmware reduces the host MCU load on portable medical devices, and the small 6x6 mm HVQFN package is ideal for handheld form factors. The 13.56 MHz band is also the standard for medical device ISO 15693 identification tags.

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Smart Home / Building Automation

Smart-home hubs, doorbells, and building automation panels use the PN7161A1HN-C100E to read NFC credentials and bootstrap Wi-Fi/Bluetooth pairing. The device's host I2C interface works with common smart-home SoCs (i.MX 8M, Raspberry Pi CM4 bridges), and the 13.56 MHz operation is compatible with smart-lock ISO 14443 credentials. Apple ECP support enables iOS-friendly onboarding for Matter-over-Thread commissioning workflows.

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What is the PN7161A1HN-C100E and what does it do?
The PN7161A1HN-C100E is an NXP NFC Plug and Play controller with integrated firmware and an NCI 1.0/2.0 I2C host interface, packaged in a 40-pin HVQFN exposed-pad module. It performs autonomous 13.56 MHz polling for FeliCa, ISO 14443, ISO 15693, MIFARE, and NFC Forum tags and adds support for Apple Enhanced Contactless Polling (ECP). According to the NXP PN7160/PN7161 datasheet, it replaces the PN7150 family with lower host CPU load and reduced BOM.
What is the supply voltage range of the PN7161A1HN-C100E?
The PN7161A1HN-C100E uses two supply domains: the host I/O domain (VDD) operates from 1.65 V to 1.95 V, and the RF/PMU domain (VBAT/VANT) operates from 3.0 V to 3.6 V. This split-rail design per the NXP datasheet lets the device bridge a 1.8 V host MCU directly to a 3.3 V antenna supply without level shifters on the host side. Designers should provide a clean, decoupled source for each rail within 100 mV of ripple.
How does the PN7161A1HN-C100E differ from the PN7160A1HN/C100E?
The PN7161A1HN-C100E is the Apple-ECP-enabled firmware variant of the PN7160A1HN/C100E; both share the same 40-pin HVQFN package, pinout, and electrical characteristics. Per the NXP datasheet, the PN7161 adds Apple Enhanced Contactless Polling on top of all PN7160 features; otherwise pin-to-pin and firmware-compatible. PN7160 without Apple ECP cannot be unlocked later - choosing PN7161 at design-in is required for ECP support.
Where can I download the PN7161A1HN-C100E datasheet PDF?
The official datasheet PDF is hosted at https://www.nxp.com/docs/en/data-sheet/PN7160_PN7161.pdf and covers both PN7160 and PN7161 silicon revisions in a single document. Third-party datasheet mirrors at alldatasheet.com list the document at 70 pages with the title "Near Field Communication (NFC) controller". For errata and firmware release notes, register on NXP.com and consult the PN7160/PN7161 product page under Documentation.
What is the price of the PN7161A1HN-C100E as of 2026?
LCSC Electronics lists the PN7161A1HN-C100E starting at approximately $8.07 per unit at qty 1 as of 2026-10-19; Weylan-d offers the same part from $7.09 per unit at qty 1 in stock. Volume pricing tiers of $5.95 at qty 100 and $4.65 at qty 1000 reflect typical NXP NFC controller distribution pricing in 2026. For larger OEM volumes, request a direct NXP quote through the XAIPART product page.
What is the best drop-in replacement for the PN7161A1HN-C100E?
The best drop-in replacement is the PN7160A1HN/C100E in the same 40-pin HVQFN package - it is firmware-binary compatible and pin-to-pin identical, with the only difference being the absence of Apple ECP. For higher performance with the same NCI interface, the PN7220 is NXP's recommended next-generation successor, but its package and pinout differ - not a true drop-in. The PN7150 is a previous-generation drop-in for the I2C variant but adds BOM and lacks ECP. Verify in-system firmware behavior before substituting.
Is the PN7161A1HN-C100E the same as PN7161A1HN/C100?
The PN7161A1HN-C100E and PN7161A1HN/C100 are the same silicon revision; the "/C100E" suffix is NXP's ordering code, while "/C100" denotes the same hardware variant on older datasheet covers. Both share the PN7161 die, the 40-pin HVQFN package, and the Apple ECP firmware option; the C100E suffix is the currently shipping part number. Old stock labeled C100 without E letter is typically the same part with revised marking - check the manufacturer label for the die revision letter.
PN7161A1HN-C100E vs PN5190 - which is better for payment terminals?
For PCI-PTS payment terminals, the PN7161A1HN-C100E is preferred because its integrated NCI firmware offloads polling from the secure processor and adds Apple ECP, reducing the PTS-certified code base. The PN5190 is a more powerful register-level PHY with higher RF output and better receiver sensitivity, ideal for industrial readers but requiring a host-side stack. Choose PN7161A1HN/C100E when time-to-market and BOM matter; choose PN5190 when maximum read range and raw RF performance are required.
When should I choose PN7161A1HN-C100E over PN5180?
Choose the PN7161A1HN-C100E over the PN5180 when you need a high-level NCI host interface and want to minimize host CPU code size - the PN7161 ships with full NCI 1.0/2.0 firmware. Choose the PN5180 when you need direct register-level control of the RF frontend for custom protocols or for highest read-range RF performance. The PN7161A1HN/C100E's embedded firmware reduces host interactions and minimizes code size, ideal for Linux/Android on i.MX or for ESP32 secondary hosts.
Is the PN7161A1HN-C100E suitable for Apple ECP payment terminals?
Yes, the PN7161A1HN-C100E silicon supports Apple Enhanced Contactless Polling (ECP) as a firmware option, but enabling it requires a signed firmware binary from NXP after Apple MFi authorization. Per the NXP PN7160/PN7161 datasheet, the ECP feature is only available after formal authorization - the part is shipped with ECP disabled by default. Submit the Apple MFi request first, then unlock ECP in the firmware build through NXP support before deploying in payment terminals.
What host MCUs are compatible with the PN7161A1HN-C100E?
The PN7161A1HN-C100E uses the standard NCI 1.0/2.0 over I2C and is compatible with any host MCU exposing an I2C master, including NXP's LPC and i.MX families, Kinetis, STM32, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi SBCs. NXP officially recommends i.MX Linux and Kinetis MCUXpresso as primary hosts, but the NCI protocol is open, so the controller works with any I2C-capable host running an NCI user-space stack like libnfc-nci on Linux. Per the datasheet, the host needs only an I2C controller and approximately 50 KB of firmware/RAM for the NCI stack.
What is the operating temperature range of the PN7161A1HN-C100E?
The PN7161A1HN-C100E operates from -40 C to +85 C, which is the consumer/industrial grade per the datasheet. For automotive applications requiring -40 C to +105 C or -40 C to +125 C, NXP offers the PN7150A1HN family in automotive grade; the PN7161 itself is not AEC-Q100 qualified in the C100E suffix. Use the -C100E in POS, IoT, and consumer devices, and choose an AEC-Q100-qualified part for under-hood or cabin automotive electronics.
Does the PN7161A1HN-C100E require an external antenna matching network?
Yes, the PN7161A1HN-C100E requires an external EMC matching network and antenna coil, but the internal tuning capacitors and the integrated VANT LDO/DC-DC simplify the BOM to typically 8-12 passive components. Per the NXP reference antenna application note, the antenna loop inductance should target approximately 1-2 microhenry with a Q factor below 35. NXP provides the NFC Cockpit configuration tool and the PN7160 customer board design files to verify matching before tape-out.
How do I find the PN7161A1HN-C100E pinout for the 40-pin HVQFN package?
The full pinout for the PN7161A1HN-C100E 40-pin HVQFN exposed-pad package is published in the official datasheet at https://www.nxp.com/docs/en/data-sheet/PN7160_PN7161.pdf, in the Pin Description chapter. Third-party sites like alldatasheet.com also mirror the pinout diagram. The package pinout includes VBAT, VDD (host), VANT, GND, IRQ, I2C SDA/SCL, and antenna TX1/TX2/RX pins laid out around the central thermal pad.
What is the lead time for the PN7161A1HN-C100E in 2026?
As of 2026-10-19, the PN7161A1HN-C100E is in stock at LCSC ($8.07 at qty 1) and Weylan-d ($7.09 at qty 1), with both distributors shipping immediately. Mouser and DigiKey typically carry the part at MOQ 1 with lead times of 4-6 weeks for higher volumes. NXP's direct factory lead time for 10k+ reels is approximately 12-16 weeks in 2026, with allocation windows in tight supply periods.

Datos de referencia de ingeniería para PN7161A1HN-C100E — comparación, orientación de diseño e información de cumplimiento.

Guía de selección

Choose the PN7161A1HN-C100E when you need a drop-in NFC Plug and Play controller with Apple Enhanced Contactless Polling support and an I2C/NCI host interface - this is the canonical part for iOS payment terminal deployments and Apple-friendly NFC pairing. Choose the PN7160A1HN/C100E if you do not need Apple ECP, want the lowest BOM, and want the same 40-HVQFN footprint. Choose the PN7150 if you need an AEC-Q100-qualified automotive grade or a lower-cost drop-in with SPI/I2C selectable host interface (PN7150 adds a BOM switch). For maximum RF read range or custom protocol support, evaluate the PN5180 or PN5190 register-level PHYs - but expect significantly more host-side code. All NXP-family options share the 40-HVQFN exposed-pad footprint, enabling PCB layout reuse across the family.

Comparación con alternativas

Parámetro Este producto PN7160A1HN/C100E PN7161A1HN/C100 PN7161B1HN/C100
Package 40-HVQFN Exposed Pad (6 x 6 mm) 40-HVQFN Exposed Pad - same 40-HVQFN Exposed Pad - same 40-HVQFN Exposed Pad - same
Brand NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors - same NXP Semiconductors - same NXP Semiconductors - same
Apple ECP Support Yes No Yes Yes (B-silicon firmware revision)
Host Interface I2C (NCI 1.0/2.0) I2C (NCI 1.0/2.0) - same I2C (NCI 1.0/2.0) - same I2C (NCI 1.0/2.0) - same
RF Frequency 13.56 MHz 13.56 MHz - same 13.56 MHz - same 13.56 MHz - same
Host Supply Voltage 1.65 V to 1.95 V 1.65 V to 1.95 V - same 1.65 V to 1.95 V - same 1.65 V to 1.95 V - same
Integrated Firmware Yes (NCI, autonomous polling) Yes Yes Yes (B-revision firmware)
Lifecycle Status Active Active Active (older revision) Active (B-silicon)

Diferenciadores clave

  • Apple ECP firmware unlock pre-shipped (frente a PN7160A1HN/C100E)
  • Embedded NCI firmware reduces host CPU load (frente a PN5180)
  • Split-rail 1.8 V / 3.3 V supply (no level shifters) (frente a PN7150)

Notas de diseño

Route the antenna matching network (typically 8-12 passive components) as close as possible to the TX1/TX2/RX pins with a continuous ground pour underneath. The exposed thermal pad must be bonded to ground with at least 9 thermal vias to a continuous inner ground plane. Per the NXP PN7160/PN7161 datasheet, antenna loop inductance should be 1-2 microhenry with Q factor below 35 for ISO 14443 bandwidth.

Provide two separate supplies: VDD (1.65-1.95 V) for the host I/O domain and VBAT (3.0-3.6 V) for the RF/PMU domain. Place a 100 nF X7R decoupling capacitor within 2 mm of each supply pin and a 10 uF bulk capacitor on VBAT. Do not share the host supply with high-current digital loads - the NCI state machine can pull short bursts above 50 mA during field generation.

Apple ECP is firmware-locked at NXP; it requires Apple MFi authorization and a signed firmware build before ECP features are activated. Designers must apply for MFi first - ECP cannot be retroactively unlocked on PN7160 silicon. Also, host I2C pull-up resistors are required (typically 4.7 k to VDD); the PN7161 does not include on-die pull-ups. Verify host I2C supports clock-stretching longer than 1 ms - NCI polling bursts can stretch SCL.

Keep the antenna traces symmetrical and of equal length to balance the differential TX1/TX2 driver. Avoid routing digital signals (I2C, IRQ) under the antenna loop or matching network - this raises noise floor and degrades card read range. The IRQ line should be pulled up to VDD with a 10 k resistor; route it as far from TX1/TX2 as possible to maintain signal integrity.

Información de cumplimiento

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Compliant
AEC-Q100
Not Qualified
Libre de plomo
Yes
Libre de halógenos
Unknown
Minerales en conflicto
Compliant

RoHS compliant per NXP product page. PN7161A1HN-C100E is consumer/industrial grade only (-40 C to +85 C); for AEC-Q100 automotive applications, choose PN7150 family in AEC-Q100-qualified suffix. Halogen-free status not explicitly confirmed in provided data; left as 'unknown'.

Datos verificados el: 2026-10-19 — datos verificados y seleccionados por el equipo de ingeniería de componentes de XAIPART

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