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Mbed OS supports the card emulation mode, either through the use of a controller or NFC EEPROM.
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NFC support is available for the NXP PN512 transceiver. In terms of NFC EEPROMs, a driver for the ST M24SR EEPROM series is available - we also provide a [porting guide](https://os.mbed.com/contributing/connectivity/NFCEEPROMDriver.html) to add support for other NFC EEPROMs.
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NFC support is available for the NXP PN512 transceiver. In terms of NFC EEPROMs, a driver for the ST M24SR EEPROM series is available - we also provide a [porting guide](../porting/NFC-port.html) to add support for other NFC EEPROMs.
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We also provide APIs to decode and encode NDEF messages. A NDEF message is a standardized encoding that most NFC devices, such as Android and iOS smartphones, can understand.
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### Getting started with NFC and example
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NFC examples are available on [GitHub](https://github.com/ARMmbed/mbed-os-example-nfc) and demonstrate how to create NFC tags that you can be read from and write to using a phone.
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NFC examples are available on [GitHub](https://github.com/ARMmbed/mbed-os/tree/master/docs/design-documents/nfc) and demonstrate how to create NFC tags that you can be read from and write to using a phone.
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<spanclass="images"><span>An Explore-NFC board attached to a Nucleo board</span></span>
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