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This module provides a detailed technical explanation of MIFARE Classic EV1, the latest evolution of the product family that started a revolution in the contactless smart card business back in 1994, and MIFARE Ultralight, the leading product family for smart paper tickets.

Session Contents

  • MIFARE positioning
    Introduction to NXP and identification products. Overview of contactless systems and positioning of all MIFARE products
  • MIFARE Classic EV1 features and functionalities
    Memory organization in blocks and sectors. Configuration of access conditions. Data blocks and value blocks. Commands. Sector-level keys. Originality signature
  • MIFARE Ultralight family features and functionalities
    Applications and use cases. Memory structure, product features and commands of MIFARE Ultralight C, Ultralight EV1 and Ultralight Nano smart paper ICs

Session audience

  • Technical managers
  • Sales engineers
  • Business development managers
  • MIFARE solution developers

Prerequisites

  • Basic technical knowledge
  • Basic concepts of security and symmetric cryptography

Materials required

  • Laptop, webcam and stable internet connectivity

Documentation and material delivered

  • PDF booklet with all training slides

Other information

MobileKnowledge reserves the right to cancel a course 2 weeks before the start of the training. MobileKnowledge reserves the right to alter or cancel any of the arrangements relating directly or indirectly to an event, for any circumstances beyond the reasonable control of MobileKnowledge. This includes the cancellation of an event itself. MobileKnowledge maximum liability is limited to a full refund of the workshop registration fee.

Attendance is personal and non-transferable.

Cancellation & refunds:

  • Cancellation more than 15 days before the event: 100% refund
  • Cancellation less than 15 days, but more than 7 days: 50% refund
  • Cancellation less than 7 days: no refund.

The training fees do not include taxes, duties or any other deduction regulated by each country.

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