SL3FCS1001FV/DH,11

Specialized Overview

The SL3FCS1001FV/DH,11 is an NFC/RFID tag and transponder component manufactured by NXP Semiconductors under the UCODE product family. It is a dedicated chip designed for smart lapel applications and similar interactive uses. The device utilizes silicon technology and is supplied in a reel packaging format. This component belongs to the Wireless & RF Integrated Circuits sub-category and serves as a passive identification solution within the broader building I/O and automation ecosystem.

Specialized Feature Summary

• Dedicated design optimized for smart lapel and interactive application scenarios
• Integration within the NXP UCODE family of NFC/RFID tags and transponders
• Silicon-based construction for reliable wireless communication

Specialized Applications

• Smart lapel applications requiring dedicated NFC/RFID tagging
• Interactive systems utilizing UCODE platform components
• Building automation and IoT identification solutions

Specialized Procurement Notes

This component is listed as obsolete or end-of-life with current availability marked as unavailable. Verification of stock status should be conducted through official NXP channels or authorized distributors prior to procurement planning. Design-in activities should consider alternative sourcing strategies due to the discontinued lifecycle status.

Specialized Selection Notes

Engineers selecting this part should verify compatibility with existing UCODE ecosystem readers and antennas. As a dedicated chip for specific interactive use cases, system integration requires adherence to NXP's recommended design guidelines for lapel applications. Reviewing the latest datasheet revisions is essential to ensure compliance with current regulatory standards.

Specialized Part Context

The SL3FCS1001FV/DH,11 is part of the extensive UCODE portfolio from NXP Semiconductors, which focuses on RFID and NFC tag solutions. These components are integral to supply chain visibility, asset tracking, and interactive consumer electronics. The specific model targets niche applications like smart apparel, distinguishing it from general-purpose memory tags.

Specialized Replacement Considerations

As the component is obsolete, direct substitutes must be sourced from the current UCODE tag family. Consult NXP documentation for cross-reference tables identifying compatible next-generation tags that maintain interface and protocol compatibility for retrofitting.