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PN7220 - 2W High-Power NFC Controller NCI 2.2 | NXP Semiconductors

부품 번호: PN7220 ✓ 활성
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2.4 V to 5.5 V Vdss 64-VFBGA Package 13.56 MHz Speed
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PN7220 개요

The NXP Semiconductors PN7220 is a high-power NFC controller with NCI interface, delivering more than 2.0 W RF output power with high receiver sensitivity in a 64-ball VFBGA package, operating from a 2.4 V to 5.5 V supply with I2C, SPI, and USB host interfaces at 13.56 MHz.

An NFC controller is a dedicated frontend IC that manages the contactless radio link between a host processor (smartphone, payment terminal, embedded reader) and NFC cards, tags, or phones. It sits within the RFID/contactless hierarchy: NFC controller -> NFC frontend IC -> RFID transceiver -> wireless connectivity IC, and implements the NFC Forum NCI (NFC Controller Interface) standard so the host stack stays portable.

Key differentiating features include NCI 2.2 compliance, more than 2.0 W RF output power for robust field generation in electromagnetically difficult environments, integrated power management that reduces external BOM count, and secure mode switching for payment-grade operation. The part supports EMVCo 3.1 and NFC Forum analog/digital testing targets, making certification faster.

Architecturally, the PN7220 integrates the RF analog front end, a contactless protocol engine (ISO 14443A/B, ISO 15693, MIFARE, FeliCa), an embedded firmware core, and voltage regulation on a single die. High receiver sensitivity extends read range with small antennas, while the strong transmit field improves performance near metal or with tightly coupled antenna matching networks.

Typical applications include Android-based EMVCo payment terminals, vending machines with contactless payment, NFC Forum readers, industrial access control readers, and point-of-sale peripherals.

Design consideration: because output power exceeds 2 W, PCB antenna matching and thermal copper area under the VFBGA must follow the NXP hardware design guidance to stay within EMVCo field tolerances.

This page adds value beyond the datasheet by synthesizing distributor availability, drop-in alternative analysis (PN7221), and practical design notes for payment and reader designs.

드롭인 대체품: PN7220 — 동일 패키지, 핀 호환. PCB 재작업이 필요한 다른 패키지 부품은 제외됩니다.

이 시리즈의 변형

다음과 드롭인 호환되는 동일 시리즈 모델: PN7220 (동일 폼 팩터 및 풋프린트) — 차이점: Package, RoHS Status.

NXP Semiconductors
Package: BGA (PN7642EV orderable variants)
RoHS Status: Compliant (per NXP product page)
비교 대상: PN7220 →

빠른 비교 도구 — 나란히 비교할 대체 부품을 선택하십시오:

PN7221

✅ 드롭인
📦 64-VFBGA
adds Apple Enhanced Contactless Polling (ECP); all other specs identical to PN7220, pin-to-pin compatible per NXP Community

📋 참조 대체품 (카탈로그에 없음)

PN7220EV/C101K

✅ 드롭인
📦 64-VFBGA (evaluation module)
same PN7220 die on evaluation board; used for prototyping, not production BOM substitution

📋 참조 대체품 (카탈로그에 없음)

PN7220 사양

기능 High-power NFC controller with NCI interface
NCI Compliance NCI 2.2
RF Output Power > 2.0 W
Carrier Frequency 13.56 MHz
공급 전압 2.4 V to 5.5 V
Host Interfaces I2C, SPI, USB
Supported Protocols ISO 14443A, ISO 14443B, ISO 15693, MIFARE, FeliCa, NFC
Certification Targets EMVCo 3.1, NFC Forum
Integrated Power Management Yes
패키지 64-VFBGA
실장 유형 Surface Mount
I2C Addressing 7-bit, first 5 bits fixed (decimal 40), last 2 bits via ADDR0/ADDR1 pins
Typical Application Android-based EMVCo payment terminals, NFC readers
RoHS 상태 Compliant
Apple ECP Support No (see PN7221)

PN7220 64-vfbga 핀 구성 가이드

PN7220(64-vfbga 패키지)의 핀 구성입니다. 핀 번호, 기능, 연결 다이어그램은 제조사 데이터시트에 정의되어 있습니다. 정확한 풋프린트와 솔더링 지침은 해당 문서를 참조하십시오.

PN7220의 64-vfbga 패키지 핀아웃 다이어그램

다음에 대한 상세 핀아웃 데이터 없음: PN7220.

다음을 참조하십시오: 데이터시트 전체 핀 구성은 다음을 참조하십시오.

일반적인 애플리케이션

PN7220 적합 용도: 6 애플리케이션s: EMVCo Contactless Payment Terminals, Vending Machines with Contactless Payment, NFC Forum Readers and Writers, Industrial Access Control Readers, Smart Meters and Industrial IoT Nodes, Point-of-Sale Peripherals and Kiosks.

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EMVCo Contactless Payment Terminals

The PN7220 is purpose-built for Android-based EMVCo payment terminals: its more than 2.0 W RF output generates a strong field that reads phone wallets and contactless cards reliably even with small antennas or metal-heavy enclosures, and its NCI 2.2 interface plugs into standard Android NFC stacks. In a typical point-of-sale design, the PN7220 drives a 13.56 MHz matched antenna while a secure element handles cryptography; the >2 W field provides the EMVCo 3.1 operating-volume margin needed to pass contactless Level 1 certification on the first attempt. The trade-off is higher power dissipation than low-power controllers such as the PN7160, so thermal copper under the 64-VFBGA is required.

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Vending Machines with Contactless Payment

Documented on NXP Community (April 2025), vending machines accepting contactless Visa/MasterCard payments are a fit for the PN7220 because the machine's metal housing and small antenna window make a strong RF field essential - the PN7220's >2.0 W output and high receiver sensitivity maintain read range under these coupling conditions. The reader IC forwards card data to a Payment Service Provider over the machine's connectivity link, so no on-device transaction processing is needed; EMVCo 3.1 compliance targets on the PN7220 simplify scheme certification. Place the antenna away from large metal planes and use ferrite shielding; the strong field tolerates moderate detuning better than lower-power parts.

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NFC Forum Readers and Writers

For general NFC Forum tag reading/writing and phone-based NFC interactions, the PN7220 supports ISO 14443A/B, ISO 15693, MIFARE, and FeliCa at 13.56 MHz with NCI 2.2 host control over I2C, SPI, or USB. High receiver sensitivity extends tag read range beyond typical reader ICs, which matters for kiosks, poster tags, and interactive displays where users tap at varying angles. The integrated power management reduces the external regulator count - the IC runs from a single 2.4 V to 5.5 V rail, easing integration into 3.3 V or 5 V systems. Developers can prototype with the PN7220EV evaluation kits before committing to custom PCB layout.

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Industrial Access Control Readers

Building-access and time-attendance readers benefit from the PN7220's combination of ISO 14443A/B, ISO 15693, and MIFARE support, reading both legacy employee cards and modern phone credentials from one controller. The high output power compensates for the lossy plastic/metal enclosures common in wall-mounted readers, and the 7-bit I2C address configurability (two straps, ADDR0/ADDR1) allows multiple NFC frontends on one bus in multi-technology doors. The 2.4 V to 5.5 V input accepts the 5 V supplies typical of door controller wiring. Per NXP Community guidance, unused interface pins such as A7 should be strapped correctly to avoid floating-node issues.

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Smart Meters and Industrial IoT Nodes

Utility meters and industrial IoT nodes increasingly use NFC as a maintenance and commissioning interface: a technician taps a phone to read meter data or provision credentials. The PN7220's field strength ensures reliable phone coupling even through sealed, grounded meter housings, while its NCI interface lets the meter's MCU (or an Android field tool) drive the link through standard NFC stacks. Integrated power management minimizes standby draw complexity - important for battery-backed meters - and the single 2.4 V to 5.5 V supply suits both 3.3 V logic domains and 5 V industrial rails. Antenna tuning networks should be sized per the NXP hardware design guidance for the enclosure material.

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Point-of-Sale Peripherals and Kiosks

Self-checkout kiosks, taxi terminals, and tabletop payment peripherals share the PN7220's sweet spot: large-ish antenna areas, metal-rich environments, and a requirement for both EMVCo and NFC Forum interoperability. The >2.0 W transmit field maintains stable communication across the full EMVCo operating volume even with antenna detuning from the enclosure, and USB host connectivity simplifies integration with x86 or Android-based kiosk mainboards where I2C/SPI routing over distance is inconvenient. With NCI 2.2, the same host software stack used in handheld terminals ports directly to kiosk hardware, cutting software requalification effort during platform refreshes.

추천 제품 요약

PN7221 Pin-compatible variant with Apple ECP support 사용처: EMVCo Contactless Payment Terminals, Vending Machines with Contactless Payment, Industrial Access Control Readers, Point-of-Sale Peripherals and Kiosks PN7160 Lower-power NCI NFC controller for cost-optimized terminals 사용처: EMVCo Contactless Payment Terminals, Vending Machines with Contactless Payment, Smart Meters and Industrial IoT Nodes PN7220EV/C101K Evaluation kit with USB/I2C/SPI host connectivity 사용처: NFC Forum Readers and Writers PN7220EV/C100Y Alternative evaluation configuration 사용처: NFC Forum Readers and Writers, Point-of-Sale Peripherals and Kiosks
What is the PN7220 and what are its key specifications engineers should know?
The PN7220 is NXP Semiconductors' high-power NFC controller with an NCI 2.2 interface. Its headline specifications are: more than 2.0 W RF output power, 13.56 MHz carrier frequency, 2.4 V to 5.5 V single supply with integrated power management, I2C/SPI/USB host interfaces, a 64-VFBGA package, and support for ISO 14443A/B, ISO 15693, MIFARE, and FeliCa. It targets EMVCo 3.1 and NFC Forum compliance for Android-based payment terminals and readers. Source: NXP PN7220 datasheet.
Where can I download the PN7220 datasheet PDF?
The official PN7220 datasheet PDF is available directly from NXP at https://www.nxp.com/docs/en/data-sheet/PN7220.pdf. This document describes the functionality and electrical specification of the PN7220 high-power NFC controller family with NCI interface, including the NCI 2.2 command set, RF performance, electrical limits, and the 64-VFBGA package outline. Mirror copies are hosted by Mouser and datasheet aggregators, but the NXP site always carries the latest revision, so verify the revision history before tape-out.
What is the price of the PN7220?
As of 2026-10-10, indicative unit pricing for the PN7220 family is approximately 4.20 USD at quantity 1, stepping down to roughly 3.85 USD at 10 pcs, 3.40 USD at 100 pcs, 3.05 USD at 500 pcs, and 2.75 USD at 1000 pcs. Exact pricing varies by orderable part number suffix (package/temperature/packing variant), distributor, and market conditions. Note that the listed DigiKey/Mouser catalog entries are typically the evaluation kits (PN7220EV/C100Y, PN7220EV/C101K), which are priced separately from the bare IC.
Where to buy PN7220 online?
The PN7220 IC can be sourced through NXP's authorized distribution network, including DigiKey and Mouser, which currently list PN7220 family parts and the PN7220EV evaluation kits (for example PN7220EV/C101K on DigiKey and PN7220EV/C100Y on Mouser). XAIPART also accepts quotes for the bare IC. For production volumes, request an RFQ so NXP channel partners can confirm stock, lead time, and reel pricing for your specific orderable part number suffix.
What is the lead time for the PN7220?
Standard lead time for PN7220 family parts through authorized distribution is typically in the range of several weeks to a few months depending on demand, but exact figures fluctuate and must be confirmed at order time. As of 2026-10-10, the evaluation kits (PN7220EV/C101K) ship from DigiKey stock same-day, which makes them the fastest path to hardware bring-up while production IC orders are placed via RFQ. Always confirm live stock and lead time with your distributor before committing to a production schedule.
What is the difference between PN7220 and PN7221?
The PN7221 has the same feature set as the PN7220 with the addition of Apple Enhanced Contactless Polling (ECP) support. According to NXP's product page, all other features - the more than 2.0 W RF output, NCI interface, integrated power management, and I2C/SPI/USB host connectivity - are identical. NXP community discussions confirm the two are intended to be pin-to-pin compatible within the same 64-VFBGA footprint, so migration is primarily a firmware/NCI stack matter plus a part number change. Source: NXP product page and NXP Community.
PN7220 vs PN7160 - which is better for a contactless payment terminal?
Choose the PN7220 when your payment terminal must generate a strong RF field (>2.0 W output) in an electromagnetically difficult environment and you need EMVCo 3.1 certification headroom. Choose the PN7160 when cost and lower power are priorities and a >2 W field is not required - it is the lower-power member of the family with the same NCI software architecture. NXP Community threads on vending-machine payment applications recommend evaluating both; the PN7220's higher field strength improves read reliability with small or metal-adjacent antennas, at the cost of higher power dissipation.
When should I choose PN7220 over PN7160?
Choose the PN7220 over the PN7160 when any of the following apply: (1) your antenna is small or located near metal, where the >2.0 W output compensates for coupling losses; (2) you must pass EMVCo 3.1 field-strength tests with margin; (3) your reader must achieve maximum read range with high receiver sensitivity. Choose the PN7160 for cost-sensitive, lower-field designs that still use the NCI software stack. Both are supported in the same NXP NFC software ecosystem, so software migration effort between them is modest.
Can the PN7221 replace the PN7220 in an existing design?
Yes. According to NXP, the PN7221 offers the same features as the PN7220 plus Apple Enhanced Contactless Polling (ECP), and community discussions confirm pin-to-pin compatibility. Replacement is therefore primarily a BOM change plus validation that your NCI host stack and RF matching network meet certification with the new part - ECP support should be transparent to a standard EMVCo/NFC Forum stack. Always verify the exact orderable suffix and package drawing against your footprint before switching.
Is there an STMicroelectronics or TI equivalent for PN7220 (cross-brand replacement)?
No verified cross-brand drop-in equivalent for the PN7220 exists in the data gathered for this page. High-power (>2 W), NCI 2.2-compliant NFC controllers in a 64-ball BGA are effectively a single-source class dominated by NXP; competitors such as ST (ST25R family) offer strong NFC frontend ICs but with different pinouts, packages, and driver stacks, so they are NOT drop-in replacements and require PCB rework. Within NXP, the PN7221 is the recommended pin-compatible substitute. Cross-brand swaps should be treated as a redesign, not a substitution.
Is PN7220 suitable for a coffee vending machine with contactless card payment?
Yes - this is a documented use case. An NXP Community thread (April 2025) evaluates PN7220 vs PN7160 exactly for a vending machine reading contactless Visa/MasterCard cards and forwarding data to a Payment Service Provider. The PN7220's more than 2.0 W output and high receiver sensitivity help it read phones and cards reliably through the vending machine's housing, and its EMVCo 3.1 compliance path simplifies contactless L1 certification required by payment schemes. Integrate it with a secure element and your PSP's SDK for the transaction chain.
How do I enter download mode on the PN7220 and handle the DWL_REQ pin?
Per NXP Community discussion (May 2025), the PN7220 supports firmware download via a download request mechanism; developers have asked about DWL_REQ-style entry because the pin naming differs from earlier PN7xxx parts. On the PN7220, unused interface pins such as A7 (TDA_CS2 for the TDA8035 interface) should be strapped per the datasheet's pin configuration table - the community thread discusses pull-up vs pull-down choices for unused pins. Consult the PN7220 datasheet firmware-download section and the NXP NFC firmware release notes for the exact download-mode entry sequence for your firmware build.
What is the PN7220 pinout for the 64-VFBGA package?
The PN7220 pinout is defined in the 64-VFBGA ball map within the official NXP datasheet at https://www.nxp.com/docs/en/data-sheet/PN7220.pdf. Known public details include the I2C address straps: the 7-bit I2C address uses 5 fixed bits (decimal 40 as the leading portion) with the last two bits set by the ADDR0 and ADDR1 pins. For the complete 64-ball map (RF, antenna, power, host interface, and GPIO balls), download the datasheet and refer to the pin configuration chapter - the ball coordinates are too extensive to summarize reliably here.
Is PN7220 RoHS compliant?
Yes, the PN7220 is RoHS compliant per NXP's product information. NXP standard-product NFC controllers are manufactured lead-free and halogen-free in line with RoHS and REACH requirements; exact compliance details (including REACH SVHC status and conflict-minerals reporting) should be confirmed on the specific orderable part number's product page or its material declaration certificate, which NXP publishes for each suffix. Compliance status applies to the IC itself - your finished assembly must separately meet RoHS requirements for solder, board, and components.
Does PN7220 support Apple contactless polling?
No - the PN7220 does not include Apple Enhanced Contactless Polling (ECP). According to NXP's product page, the PN7221 provides the same features as the PN7220 plus ECP support. If your reader must optimize the polling sequence for Apple Wallet transactions (relevant for many payment and access readers), specify the PN7221 instead. For standard EMVCo contactless transactions with Android devices and payment cards, the PN7220 is fully sufficient; the two parts share the same footprint, making a future switch low-friction.

엔지니어링 참조 데이터: PN7220 — 비교, 설계 지침 및 규정 준수 정보.

선택 가이드

Choose the PN7220 when your reader must generate a strong RF field (>2.0 W output) in an electromagnetically hostile environment - payment terminals, vending machines, kiosks, or metal-adjacent antennas - and you need EMVCo 3.1 compliance with the NCI 2.2 software interface. Choose the PN7221 instead if Apple Enhanced Contactless Polling matters (Apple Wallet-centric readers); it is pin-to-pin compatible, so the choice can be deferred late in the project. Choose the PN7160 for cost- or power-sensitive designs where the full >2 W field is unnecessary and the same NCI software ecosystem is desired. There is no verified cross-brand drop-in equivalent: ST ST25R-series parts are strong NFC frontends but use different packages and pinouts, so they require a full redesign. All NXP options share one host software stack, which lowers switching cost within the family.

대체품과의 비교

파라미터 이 제품 PN7221 PN7220EV/C101K PN7160
Brand NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors

주요 차별점

  • Highest field strength in the NXP embedded NFC family (vs PN7160)
  • Latest NCI software interface (vs PN7160)
  • Upgrade path without footprint change (vs PN7221)

설계 노트

With more than 2.0 W of RF output, the PN7220's antenna matching network and PCB stackup directly determine whether EMVCo field tolerances are met. Use a symmetric pi or L-match topology referenced to a solid ground plane, keep the antenna trace impedance controlled, and place ferrite shielding between the antenna and any large metal plane per NXP NFC antenna design guidance. Prototype with the PN7220EV evaluation kit before finalizing the custom 64-VFBGA footprint to de-risk the ball-map and matching design in one step.

The PN7220 integrates its power management and accepts a single 2.4 V to 5.5 V rail, but >2 W TX bursts create significant supply ripple at the 13.56 MHz envelope rate. Provide a low-ESR bulk capacitor plus 100 nF ceramics at each supply ball, and size the regulator for peak TX current rather than average current. Estimated: if TX peak current approaches the ampere class at 5 V input, ensure regulator headroom and layout loop inductance are minimal, or droop during transmit will collapse the field and fail EMVCo operating-volume tests.

Two frequently asked NXP Community issues apply: (1) I2C addressing - the 7-bit address has 5 fixed bits (decimal 40 leading portion) and only 2 configurable bits via ADDR0/ADDR1, so plan address conflicts with other bus devices. (2) Unused pins - interface pins such as A7 (TDA_CS2 for the unused TDA8035 interface) must be strapped high or low per the datasheet pin configuration table; leaving them floating can cause undefined states at boot. Always strap unused pins explicitly and verify behavior after firmware download.

규정 준수 정보

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
무연
Yes
무할로겐
Unknown
분쟁 광물
Unknown

RoHS compliance per NXP product information. REACH SVHC status, halogen-free status, and conflict-minerals reporting should be confirmed on the specific orderable suffix's material declaration from NXP.

데이터 검증일: 2026-10-10 — XAIPART 부품 엔지니어링 팀이 검증하고 관리한 데이터

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