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Unique NFC Identifier

I am developing a system that includes NFC tags and an Android phone using a unique NFC tag identifier. But I don’t know what is the difference between type 4 NFC tags. I found this:

"NFC-compatible tags may have the following technologies / standards and each of them has a different concept ID:

NFC Tag1 : Topaz/Jewel
NFC Tag2 : Mifare UL (ISO14443A-3)
NFC Tag3 : JIS X 6319-4 (FeliCa)
NFC Tag4 : ISO14443-4A or ISO14443-4B tag

There is also unofficial support for Mifare Classic cards in the form of NFC tags. And each of them defines a certain identification number.

  • Topaz / gem has a 4-byte identifier
  • Mifare UL has a 7-byte UID
  • Mifare Classic has 4 or 7 byte UID
  • FeliCa has an 8-byte identifier
  • ISO14443-4A has 4, 7 or 11 byte UID
  • ISO14443-4B has 4 byte PUPI

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Topaz/Juwel Broadcom ( Innovision) . , Broadcom .

Mifare NFC. NXP ( Android 4.1x) , - . Android 4.2 (, Nexus 4 Nexus 10), NFC- Broadcom Mifare classic ist .

Felica .

, - Mifare UL NXP Ntag.

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1: ISO/IEC 14443A. . . 96 2 . 106 /. :

2: ISO/IEC 14443A. . . 48 2 . 106 /. : NXP Mifare Ultralight, NXP Mifare Ultralight

3: (JIS) X 6319-4. . 1 . 212 /. : Sony Felica

4: ISO/IEC 14443 (A\& B) . . 32 ; APDU ISO 7816-4 . 106 /. : NXP DESfire, NXP SmartMX JCOP.)

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https://www.tagnfc.com/en/info/11-nfc-tags-specs

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