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- Data exchange rate today up to 424 kilobits/s
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- Usually used for Smartcards, digital payment, or device to device communication/ authentification NFC smartcards
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Proximity Sensors & Near Field Communication 12 NFC-based communication / authentification
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> [!INFO] small transmitters can be read with a large reader
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> nfc is one specific spectrum of rfid
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> [!INFO] phones are a reader. but they can also emulate a tag
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Proximity Sensors & Near Field Communication 13
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- Each full NFC device can work in three modes:
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- NFC peer-to-peer
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- Enables two NFC-enabled devices to communicate with each other to exchange information in an adhoc fashion. 14
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> [!INFO] Three modes. emulation, writer, p2p.
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Proximity Sensors & Near Field Communication
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- Different technologies for sensing proximity or exchanging data (often dual purpose)
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- Stand-alone infrastructure approaches
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- Galileo (Europe, expected operational since 2020)
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- Local coverage (DORIS, IRNSS, ..)
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> [!INFO] initally only for millitary. now open to anyone but need under open sky
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GPS - Applications
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- Numerous GPS applications & GPS Receivers:
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- Military
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- initally for remote guided bombs
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- Car navigation
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- Marine
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- Flight control
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- Accuracy errors of 100m
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- SA was removed for civilian users in 2003.
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- GPS achieved initial operational capability (24 Satellites) in 1993 GPS – Satellites
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GPS – Satellites
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- Constellation of 24 + X satellites transmitting radio signals to users
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- Altitude of 20,000km (approx.)
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- Each satellite orbits Earth twice/day
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