The NFC transponders like NFC stickers, key fobs, tags, discs, cards, labels, and wristbands contain a NFC chip and an antenna inside different kinds of housings.  There are as many as five types of contactless chips which are compatible with NFC protocols and they have their own specific properties. With this article, we will clarify the differences between NFC chips so you will know which is the best for your NFC application. 
 

The term ‘NFC tag’ is commonly used when searching for different kind of NFC transponders like NFC stickers, key fobs, discs, cards, labels, and even wristbands. This article hopes to clarify the differences so you know which transponder best suits your needs, and you will get the appropriate NFC product. 
 

Are you designing an innovative solution and need RFID cards to identify users or make cashless payments? Have you heard about 125 kHz chips, NFC, or Mifare, and would like to know the difference? In this article, you will learn about the differences between different kinds of RF chips to help you find the best chip for your project.