3ALOGICS
NFC/RFID ICs, modules and short-range communication solutions
About the manufacturer
3ALogics Inc. is a South Korean semiconductor company specializing in NFC and RFID technologies. Founded in 2004, it focuses on the design of integrated circuits, modules and complete short-range wireless communication solutions. The manufacturer increasingly positions its NFC technologies alongside IoT functions and on-device solutions.
The core portfolio includes NFC Reader ICs, NFC Tag ICs and reader modules operating at 13.56 MHz. 3ALogics also offers NFC tags and labels, development kits, and solutions based on dynamic and passive NFC tags. Its technical materials also cover multi-band reader concepts and designs that combine NFC with microcontroller interfaces, sensors and memory.
An important application area is identification, authentication and short-range data exchange without conventional wired interfaces. The company also identifies automotive applications, including vehicle-access systems, and develops NFC Wireless Charging solutions intended for low-power devices.
3ALogics supplies both standalone ICs and modules or evaluation kits, making its products relevant from early prototyping through OEM design and series production. Its solutions are aimed mainly at electronics designers, system integrators and manufacturers that need NFC/RFID connectivity in embedded products.
Applications
The manufacturer’s products and technologies are used in areas including:
3ALOGICS products available from Maritex
The Maritex range of 3ALOGICS includes integrated circuits for RFID/NFC communication. The portfolio includes, among others, the TRH031M device operating at 13.56 MHz and providing interfaces for integration with a host controller.
Available product groups include:
One of the available solutions is the TRH031M. It can be used in RFID readers, identification terminals, access-control systems and OEM equipment communicating with 13.56 MHz transponders.
When selecting a 3ALOGICS device, designers should verify the supported RFID/NFC standard, operating frequency, available communication interfaces, supply voltage and the antenna and host-integration requirements of the application.