RF430CL330HCPW Texas Instruments Integrated Circuit (Small Outline Packages) In Stock

RF430CL330HCPW is an NFC ISO 15693 dynamic transponder with an I2C interface, providing wireless data communication at 13.56 MHz between an NFC reader and a host processor. Housed in a thin TSSOP package, it enables passive NFC tag functionality with up to 8KB of addressable memory.

ACTIVEIntegrated CircuitVerified May 2026
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RF430CL330HCPWSmall Outline Packages
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Manufacturer
Texas Instruments
Package
Small Outline Packages
Pin Count
14
Lifecycle
ACTIVE
Category
Integrated Circuit
RoHS
Compliant
Lead Time
3–7 business days
Shipping
DHL Express · Worldwide

What are the key features of RF430CL330HCPW?

  • ISO 15693 NFC transponder operating at 13.56 MHz with I2C interface for host MCU integration
  • Up to 8 KB addressable memory capacity accessible both wirelessly via NFC and over the 2-wire I2C bus
  • Passive RF energy harvesting from NFC reader field, enabling operation without a dedicated supply rail in tag mode

What is RF430CL330HCPW used for?

RF430CL330HCPW is used in smart sensor tags, medical device pairing, and industrial asset tracking applications where an NFC-enabled smartphone or reader must exchange data with an embedded host MCU over a dual-interface I2C and RF link. Its 13.56 MHz ISO 15693 compliance simplifies integration with standard NFC infrastructure in access control and configuration programming systems.

What are the specifications of RF430CL330HCPW?

Compliance & Regulatory

RoHS StatusCompliant
Lead-FreeYes (Pb-Free)
Country of OriginCountry of Origin

Where can I find the RF430CL330HCPW datasheet?

RF430CL330HCPW Datasheet Download

Official datasheet from Texas Instruments

What are equivalent replacements for RF430CL330HCPW?

Compatible alternatives and drop-in replacements for RF430CL330HCPW:

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Frequently Asked Questions

What NFC standard does RF430CL330HCPW support and at what carrier frequency does it operate?

RF430CL330HCPW is compliant with ISO 15693 and operates at 13.56 MHz carrier frequency, supporting data rates up to 26.48 kbps in high-speed mode for wireless communication with NFC readers and smartphones.

How does RF430CL330HCPW enable simultaneous NFC and I2C access to its memory from an MCU and a reader?

RF430CL330HCPW provides a shared memory architecture where up to 8 KB of data can be written by the host MCU over the 2-wire I2C bus and read wirelessly by an NFC reader at 13.56 MHz simultaneously, with arbitration logic preventing data corruption during concurrent access.

In a battery-less sensor tag design, how does RF430CL330HCPW harvest power and what does that enable?

RF430CL330HCPW harvests energy from the electromagnetic field of an NFC reader at 13.56 MHz, generating enough voltage to power its internal logic without an external battery, enabling read-only tag operation for inventory labels and asset tracking where periodic wireless interrogation replaces manual data collection.

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Texas Instruments (TI) is a global semiconductor company headquartered in Dallas, Texas. TI designs and manufactures analog and embedded processing chips used in industrial, automotive, consumer, communications, and enterprise systems.

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