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The company also introduced the PN7462, a highly integrated family of single-chip solutions that combine low-power ARM Cortex-M0 microcontroller core, USB, a contact and contactless interface with full NFC support and capabilities. The PN7462 family is specifically designed for applications like corporate access, hospitality or home banking as it integrates a myriad of technologies, supports the complete MIFARE product portfolio and comes with an NFC Forum and EMVCo 2.5 compliant software library.
To further support quick product development and certification, the PN7462 family features Dynamic Power Control (DPC), invented by NXP, to ensure robust communication even in harsh environments.
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