NFC Mode* CE, R/W, P2P CE, R/W CE, R/W CE, R/W R/W,P2 P CE CE CE CE CE R/W R/W R/W

R/W R/W

Application Name Automotive Environment Smart Universities Ambient Ticketing Mobile Coupon Hot in the City (Mobile Social Network) Payment Tapango E-ticketing Electronic key Health Monitoring System Context-aware smart space Attendance Control Electronic Check Meal Ordering for elderly people Meal Services for Elderly people Services for home patients

Source

R/W R/W R/W R/W R/W R/W R/W R/W R/W R/W R/W R/W R/W R/W

Medication Care in Hospitals Mobile medical patient tracking and diagnosis system Supporting Alzheimer patients daily Activities Mobile Prescription NFC based drug ADR detecting Sales Data Management System Mobile Sales Assistant Remote Grocery Shopping Smart Poster Smart Poster-Web Service Smart Poster-Newspaper Remote Electronic Voting Pervasive Services Touch & Interact

R/W R/W R/W R/W

Multimedia Controller Cross-media Smart Postal System Document Copying Control Social Networking

R/W R/W R/W R/W R/W P2P P2P

LocaTag Encouragement of Outdoor Physical Activities Location-based Wiki Mobile Museum Guide Tourist Map Contact Information Management File Transfer

P2P-Peer to Peer CE-card Emulation R/W-Read/ Write

Hardware & Basics

NFC Device

A device featuring different operating modes based on RF technology. There are three modes: tag emulation (PICC), NFC peer to peer (NFC) and reader/writer mode (PCD). NFC Devices must implement at least mandatory parts of the NFC Protocol Stack. The NFC Devices' operating modes are defined by the NFC Forum Near Field Communication: A communication technology standardized in ISO 18092 and ETSI allowing bidirectional communication between two devices based on RF technology. This is also refereed as the peer to peer (P2P)

NFC

RFID

mode of NFC devices. Radio Frequency Identification: technology used to identify objects carrying RF transponders. NFC and RFID technology have overlapping standards and terminology.

PCD

Proximity coupling device: a transmitter that can read tags based on ISO14443 (PICC). The reader emits an electromagnetic field that powers a tag/transmitter by inductivity. Communicates with PICC using load modulation scheme.

PICC

Proximity inductive coupling card: a transponder that can be read or written by a proximity reader. Theses tags are based on the ISO14443 standard. Such tags do not have a power supply like a battery, but are powered by the electromagnetic field of the reader (PCD) Single wire protocol: a connection between the NFC Chips and the UICC to be used as the secure element; also referred as the USIM Host Controller Interface: A specified interface for the NFC Chip for the communication with the host controller/baseband controller of the device. Integrated Circiut Execution Environment Near Field Communication Controller: Analog/Digital Frontend IC in the device to enable it for NFC transactions.

SWP

HIC

IC EE NFCC

Mobile Network Operators MNO Mobile Network Operator: The mobile network operator provides a platform for secure application for NFC if having the UICC as the SE

SIM

Subscriber Identity Module: A smart card in a special form factor used in a mobile phone to authenticate the user against the network. UMTS integrated circuit card: SIM card for UTMS networks UMTS SIM; see UICC

UICC USIM

GSMA

GSM Association: Association of about 700 mobile network operators (MNOs) in 218 countries around the world.

Secure Elements & Platform Management TTP Trusted Third Party: A trusted entity in a distributed environment. The TTP is the Certificate Authority of a Public Key Infrastructure. The TTP is able to issue
TSM

self-signed certificates. Trusted Service Manager: A trusted entity in an NFC ecosystem managing the SE and acting as a moderator and resolving the m-to-n between MNOs and SPs.

TPM SE SAM OTA

Trusted Platform Manger; see TSM Secure Element: a Trusted Environment for storing sensitive data or applications. Secure Access Module: module for the purpose of securely storing data, also refered as SE Over the Air: The possibility to send and receive data to/from a device in distributed environment. In GSM networks data

PKI CA EAL CC SP

connection or SMS could be used to do so. Public Key Infrastructure Certificate Authority Evaluation Assurance Level Common Criteria: A common agreement on security standards in IT infrastructures. Service Provider: an entity in the NFC ecosystem providing application. These application do not need to be based on a SE

Smart Card Technology Java Card A java based operating system for sophisticated smartcards. OS

Java Card Open Platform: Cards based on Java Card OS JCOP Mifare Felica c-less JCOP Applet implementing the global platform specifications for management applications on the smartcard A product of NXP Semiconductors. It is a smartcard based on ISO14443A providing up to 4 KB of memory on the card. A product of Sony: This smartcard product is not compatible to ISO14443 but implements a proprietary radio modulation. Contactless A java application running on a java card OS based smartcard; also referred as Applet (without JCOP) in terms of NFC.

Protocols and Dataformats T=CL Transport Protocol for contactless communication in the field T=1 or T=0 PC/SC of smartcards (related to bit/encoding level on RF layer) Transport Protocol for contacted communication in the field of smartcards (related to bit/encoding level on physical layer) Personal Computer/Smart Card: A defined Interface (Software) between a personal computer and a smart card. LLCP Used for communication with a smartcard reader. Logical Link Control Protocol: Protocol used in NFC peer to peer transactions for (e.g. a smooth establishment + of communication. Configuration) NDEF NFC Data Exchange Format: A data format to store information like URL, SMS or plain text in a data container that could be stored on an NFC tag or exchanged over NFC (peer to peer mode). One NDEF can contain multiple Record Type Definition (RTD) and therefore is also referred as RTD NDEF data container. Record Type Definition: Specification on how information like URI, SMS or plain text are encoded to fit into NDEF data containers. NFCIP-1 Standard for NFC (peer to peer mode) standardized in APDU ISO18092 and ECMA 320/340. Application Protocol Data Units: Data Exchange format specified in ISO7896 to exchange data between a reader and handles Initiator Target

smartcard chips. Card Management GP Global Platform: An industry standard defining the APIs, interfaces and commands for security managing applications SD on a smartcard Security Domain: Part of a Global Platform (GP) compliant smartcard to hold the application of one Service Provider ID MA CCM CASD (SP) Issuer Domain: the security domain of the card issuer. Multi Application; usually mention in terms with smart cards and Global Platform (GP). Card Content Management CAs SD

SIM Card Technology SCWS Smart Card Web Server: A web server running on a SCWS Servlet SAT smartcard An application running in the servlet container of a Smart Card Web Server; also referred as Servlet (without SCWS) in terms of NFC. SIM Application Toolkit: Defined Interface/API between SIM and Mobile Equity (ME) for applications running on the STK ME 3GPP SIM Card SIM Toolkit; see SAT Mobile Equity: mobile device providing a SIM card slot 3rd Generation Partnership Project: worldwide cooperation

BIP

between companies in order to drive mobile communication. Bearer Independent Protocol: Used in terms of SAT. Applications running on the SIM could make use of various data bearers like BT, SMS or data if supported by the SIM.

Mobile Software J2ME Java Platform Micro Edition: Java Implementation for SATSA mobile device Security and trust service API: A Java API standard defined in JSR177 allowing a J2ME Application to access the SE of a JSR177 JSR257 mobile device. see also SATSA A Java API standard defined to make use of the capability of the NFC functionality of the handset. Business Terms BOM Bill of Materials: the cost of the material of a device being POS VAS SVA manufactured (no IP or labour cost) Point of Sale Value added services Store Value Account: an account containing sensitive data like money or points to be used in a smartcard based AFC infrastructures. Automated Fare Collection: A billing concept for public transport operators based on a check-in/check-out system.

CAGR

Common Average Growth rate: usually mention in regard to business cases

EMV

EMV = Europay, Mastercard, Visa. Agreement between credit card companies on a standardized protocol for transaction between a credit card and a card reader. (Mainly security focused). Public Transport Operator independent organizations of sales that sell equipment and services to merchants Electronic Product Code. A data format specification for unique identification of products Internet of Things: A term used to describe ecosystems based on objects being tagged with RF transponders

PTO IOS EPC IOT