WO2007122439A1 - System and method for manage and control near field communication for a mobile multifunctional device when the device is uncharged or only partially charged - Google Patents
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- the multi-functionality of the device of the present invention results from the combination of the functions of a mobile device in combination with an NFC/RFID functionality. That is, the general technological background resides in mobile electronic devices, and near field communication technology.
- Plastic contact-less cards RFID cards
- Terminals or mobile battery powered devices having e.g. terminal-integrated RPID communication logics with RFID tag emulation functionality are already known.
- document WO 2005045744 discloses an RFID APPARATUS comprising transmission means for receiving demodulating and transmitting an RF signals.
- the RFID apparatus disclosed in that document has means to respond to an RF reader device, in tag emulation mode, and means to function as an RF reader device, in reader mode.
- Another document US 6776339 pertains to a wireless communication device having a contact less interface for a smart card reader.
- NFC/RFID (emulation) functionality for providing e.g. a subway ticket may loose the capability for providing his ticket to an inspection machine or person with the loss of the battery and consequently the loss of NFC/RFID (emulation) functionality. That is, a user of a weak/empty battery device may loose his authorization to e.g. enter or use a public transport device when the battery of the device used to emulate the NFC/RFID (emulation) functionality gets weak or discharged. That is, a user may not only be able to enjoy the primary function of the device but also not longer able to enjoy/use the functionality provided by the NFC/RFID (emulation) functionality of the device.
- the device may be capable of operating in card emulation/transponder mode without requiring power (such as e.g. by an RFID tag stuck onto the device). However, the user does not have a control over what information will be shown on the card emulation/transponder mode.
- a mobile electronic multifunctional device provides at least an interface to a (component providing) a battery powered first functionality and an interface to a near field communication (NFC) functionality.
- the mobile electronic multifunctional device comprises an interface for battery, a battery control circuit; a component providing an interface to said (component providing) at least one first functionality, an interface to an NFC-communication component and a storage.
- the mobile electronic multifunctional device is mobile and intended to be battery powered, and is therefore provided with an interface to connect a battery to said mobile electronic multifunctional device.
- the mobile electronic multifunctional device is provided with a battery control circuit connected to said battery interface (and maybe to the rest of said device).
- the battery control circuit is provided to control the operation of said mobile electronic multifunctional device in accordance with a battery charging condition of a battery connected to said mobile electronic multifunctional device and to control also the utilization of the residual energy available on a battery connected to said battery interface.
- the component to provide said interface to said (a component providing said at least one) first functionality is provided to enable the device to implement the device with a first operabili ⁇ y, for example a portable TV-set, a DVD, HD-DVD, Blue-Ray, MPX- player, a radio, a music (e.g. MP3) player, portable gaming console, a versatile device functionality such as e.g. PDA, a palm-top, a communicator, a (GPS- or Galileo-) navigator, a surveillance device or e.g. a mobile or cellular telephone functionality.
- the component providing said first functionality may comprise a user interface, to enable the user to actively interact with the mobile electronic multifunctional device to use said first functionality.
- the battery control circuit provides two or more operation conditions for said mobile electronic multifunctional device in accordance with the charging condition of a battery connected to said battery interface from the selection of: - a normal operation condition, for charged battery,
- a battery cut-off condition for uncharged, undercharged or e.g. removed battery to prevent deep discharge of a battery connected to said battery interface, as deep discharge might damage a battery connected to said battery interface or at least reduce the capacity of a battery connected to said battery interface.
- Said software cut-off condition, said hardware cut-off condition, and said battery cut-off condition may be summarized under the main category battery empty condition (of a connected battery), while the normal operation condition may be denoted as battery full condition.
- the software cut-off condition and the hardware cut-off condition may be implemented as the same operation condition. It may also be noted that in the battery cut-off condition even the battery control circuit is disconnected from the battery (or the battery is removed).
- the hardware cut-off condition also includes the software cut-off condition, and that the battery cut-off includes both hardware and software cut-off conditions.
- the device according to embodiments of the invention further comprises a storage to store configurations of an NFC-communication component connected via said interface to said NFC-component for (at least two different ones of) said operation conditions of a connected NFC-component.
- the device according to the present invention allows at least in one of the above mentioned software cut-off-, hardware cut-off- or battery cut-off condition an operation of an NFC-communication component (connected via said interface to said NFC-component) in addition to the operation of said NFC-communication component (connected via said interface to said NFC-component) under normal operation condition.
- the mobile multifunctional device may be configured to allow (possibly) different configurations of said NFC-communication component for "normal operation” and one of said "battery empty conditions” (of a battery connected or disconnected to said battery interface).
- the mobile electronic multifunctional device allows an (expectedly restricted) "emergency" use of an NFC-communication component (connected via said interface to said NFC-component) in at least one of said battery empty conditions (including the battery disconnected condition).
- Said storage may be pre-programmed to allow e.g. one or two selected NFC-communication functionalities to be performed in one of said battery empty conditions (of a connected battery) when e.g. an NFC-communication event is detected by the NFC-communication component (connected via said interface to said NFC-component) in one of said battery empty conditions (of a connected battery), and may allow all NFC functionalities in the normal operation condition.
- the storage may be programmed to use different battery voltage thresholds for software/hardware cut-off for cutting off the first functionality at higher battery voltages (of a connected battery) on one hand and cutting off said NFC-communication functionality (of an NFC component connected via said interface to said NFC-component) at lower battery voltages (of a connected battery) on the other hand. It is to be noted that in this context the operation conditions are differentiated.
- the device is already provided with the battery powered (at least one) first functionality.
- the interface may be embodied as a connection of e.g. as an application protocol interface for said first functionality. It may be noted that the interface is not necessarily disconnectable. That is the interface may be embodied as a hard wired connection, logical links (in a software implementation) or even as printed circuits on a printed circuit board (or the respective implementation in an integrated circuit chip).
- the component said (at least one) first functionality (via said interface to said first functionality), is provided to enable the device to implement the device with a first operability, for example a portable TV-set, a DVD, HD-DVD, Blue-Ray, MPX- player, a radio, a music (e.g. MP3) player, portable gaming console, a versatile device functionality such as e.g. PDA, a palm-top, a communicator, a (GPS- or Galileo-) navigator, a surveillance device or e.g. a mobile or cellular telephone functionality.
- the component providing said first functionality may comprise a user interface, to enable the user to actively interact with the mobile electronic multifunctional device to use said first functionality.
- the battery control circuit is provided to control the operation of said mobile electronic multifunctional device in accordance with a battery charging condition of a battery connected to said mobile electronic multifunctional device and to control also the utilization of the residual energy available on a battery connected to said battery interface.
- said NFC-communication component is provided with a dedicated memory, that stores information on how operate said NFC-component or said mobile electronic multifunctional device under at least two of said normal operation, software cut-off, hardware cut-off and/or said battery cut-off conditions upon detecting a NFC-wakeup event.
- This embodiment pertains to a device in which said storage is used as a dedicated component to be able to ensure that the NFC-communication component can access this dedicated storage event under software/hardware cut-off conditions of the said first functionality.
- the dedicated memory has the additional advantage that it may be tailored to be low voltage operable, so that the power consumption of the NFC-communication component can be prolonged with respect to the operation of e.g. a single memory device used by the NFC- communication component and the component providing said at least one first functionality.
- This implementation can suggest the use of low voltage operable components (memories) in at least the NFC-communication component.
- the use of low voltage operable components is already known in the field especially of battery- less RF-powered NFC-transponders.
- said mobile electronic multifunctional device is provided with a user interface, wherein said memory is configurable by a user input via said interface. It may be noted that the user interface may be primarily provided for the first functionality of said mobile multifunctional device. It is also envisaged to implement different user interface elements for the first functionality and said NFC-communication component or functionality.
- said mobile electronic multifunctional device is provided with a storage to store configurations of said battery control circuit for at least two of said operation conditions. In this embodiment of the present invention operation of the battery control circuit relies on a storage so that the battery control circuit utilizes/controls/directs the energy of the battery to the NFC-components or modules based on the current operation condition. Due to the fact that the battery control relies in an storage and not on a hard wired control logic the device may be provided with different powered state to not powered state transition paths.
- said mobile electronic multifunctional device is provided with a user interface, and said battery control circuit is configurable by a user input via said interface. That is, in this embodiment the user is capable of defining also the actual operation of the device/ battery control circuit (NFC front-end visible/not visible) in addition to the selection what will be visible. In this embodiment of the present invention the user may also select the different software and (partial) hardware cut-off procedures and states. With this embodiment the user may select how the device may behave if and when the battery power fades. With this embodiment the user may also select under which conditions the battery control circuit may power the NFC-components, or e.g. only said memory so support a NFC transponder functionality of the NFC-components of said device.
- the user interface provides means for the user to select the terminal behavior in power off-mode when the terminal is still powered, i.e. beforehand.
- said first functionality comprises data reproduction functionality such as an MP2 and MP 3 decoder/player, a portable TV and the like. It is also envisaged to combine e.g. an MP3 player with a communication device such as mobile telephone and a device with an NFC-capability to a multifunctional device. According to just another additional example embodiment of the present invention, said battery is detachable from said mobile electronic multifunctional device.
- a mobile electronic device providing at least one interface to (a component providing) at least one functionality.
- Said device comprises a component providing said interface to said (component providing) at least one functionality, a battery interface, and a battery control circuit.
- the battery control circuit is connected to said battery interface.
- Said battery control circuit is provided to control the operation of said mobile electronic multifunctional device in accordance with a battery charging condition of a battery connected to said battery interface.
- Said battery control circuit provides a number of operation conditions for said mobile electronic multifunctional device in accordance with the charging condition of a battery connected to said battery interface, said charging condition includes two or more operation conditions from at least the selection of: normal operation conditions, a software cut-off condition, a hardware cut-off condition, and a battery cut-off condition.
- Said device comprises a user-configurable storage to store configurations of said mobile electronic device for at least two of said operation conditions.
- said at interface for said (component providing) least one functionality may is arbitrarily selected.
- the interface may for example provide a connection to a portable TV-set, a DVD, HD-DVD, Blue-Ray, MPX- player, a radio, a music (e.g. MP3) player, portable gaming console, a versatile device functionality such as e.g. PDA, a palm-top, a communicator, a (GPS- or Galileo-) navigator, a surveillance device or defense device, a flashlight a, digital camera, or e.g. a mobile or cellular telephone functionality.
- the different configurations of said mobile electronic device for at least two of said operation conditions may for example comprise the restriction of the execution of certain programs or the provision of power to different components of the mobile electronic device.
- this embodiment may be construed as a device with the capability of defining additional operation conditions such as "play audio but video cutoff condition", "operate electronic paper display bur disable touch screen”.... without limitation. It may also be envisaged to define the different voltages (or charging conditions) for each of said present or newly definable operation conditions.
- said mobile electronic device further comprises a component providing said at least one functionality, connected to said interface to said at least one functionality.
- the at least one functionality may be implemented for example a portable TV-set, a DVD, HD-DVD, Blue-Ray, MPX- player, a radio, a music (e.g. MP3) player, portable gaming console, a versatile device functionality such as e.g. PDA, a palm-top, a communicator, a (GPS- or Galileo-) navigator, a surveillance device or defense device, a digital camera or e.g. a flashlight or e.g. a mobile or cellular telephone functionality.
- the functionality may be connected via a disconnectable interface or via a hard wired interface.
- said mobile electronic device according to claim further comprises a battery, connected to said battery interface.
- said mobile electronic device comprises a user interface, wherein said battery control circuit is configurable by a user input via said interface. That is in contrast to all known state of the art embodiments of battery control circuits a user may freely select personalized settings for each operation condition (or battery charging status) of said mobile electronic device. It should be noted that this storage may be embodied as a non-volatile storage to keep the settings even under battery cut-off conditions (or even when the battery has been removed).
- said at least one functionality comprises at least one functionality selected from the group of cellular telephone functionality, an NFC functionality or a data reproduction functionality. It is also envisaged to implement a camera (for still pictures and or videos) or a data storage capability (such as a
- an interface for a mobile electronic device as described in the preceding specification is provided.
- the interface enables a user of a mobile electronic device to configure said mobile electronic multifunctional device to select how to operate said mobile electronic device in at least two of said normal operation, software cut-off, hardware cut-off and/or said battery cut-off conditions.
- said mobile electronic device is a mobile electronic multifunctional device having a NFC-communication component as disclosed as described in the preceding specification.
- the interface enables a user of a mobile electronic multifunctional device to configure said mobile electronic multifunctional device to select how to operate said NFC-communication component under at least two of said normal operation, software cut-off, hardware cut-off and/or said battery cut-off condition.
- said interface enables a user of said mobile electronic multifunctional device to select different configurations of said NFC- communication component in at least two of the following operation conditions: in a normal operation condition, a software cut-off condition, a hardware cut-off condition, and/or in a battery cut-off condition.
- the user interface is provided on said mobile electronic multifunctional device to configure the device to react in said different battery/cut-off condition in a different manner to detected NFC- communication events.
- the device of the present invention has to be able to operate the NFC-communication component even in one of the cited software cut-off , hardware cut-off or battery cut-off condition of the mobile multifunctional device as otherwise it would not be very sensible to define respective configurations (besides off) for the NFC-communication component.
- said interface allows the user to define the operation of said terminal for the power-off condition. That is the interface allows the user to define parameters for the operation of the terminal when the device enters one of the powered-off states such as switched-off operation condition, which may occur e.g. in normal operation condition a software cut-off condition, a hardware cut-off condition, and/or a battery cut-off condition (including e.g. a removed battery). It should be clear that this interface may only be accessed by a user in a powered operation condition, i.e. of the beforehand, before entering one of the low-charged or low battery or device-off operation conditions.
- switched-off operation condition e.g. in normal operation condition a software cut-off condition, a hardware cut-off condition, and/or a battery cut-off condition (including e.g. a removed battery).
- a method for operating a mobile electronic multifunctional device as disclosed in the preceding description is provided.
- the method comprises detecting an NFC-communication event, determining the current operation condition of the mobile electronic multifunctional device, determining a configuration of said NFC-communication component related to said detected operation condition, and operating a NFC-component of said mobile electronic multifunctional device in accordance with said determined configuration of said NFC-communication component.
- a mobile multifunctional device receives/detects an NFC-communication event and reacts/answers this detected communication event in accordance with (data related to) the current operation condition of said device.
- said determination of said current operation state may be performed before the detection of said NFC-communication event. That is, the NFC- component may be aware that it is in a powered down state, and therefore knows that it/the mobile electronic multifunctional device is currently in a software cut-off or hardware cut-off state when detecting the NFC-communication event, and therefore may also determine in advance how to answer a receive or how to configure the NFC-communication component of a multifunctional device.
- said operation condition of said mobile multifunctional device comprises a normal operation condition, and at least one of the following operation conditions selected from a software cut-off condition, a hardware cut-off condition, and a battery cut-off condition.
- This embodiment the different operation conditions are defined for different battery charge conditions. It may be noted that the battery cut-off condition is considered as an operation condition even if severe restriction in operation have to be expected.
- the device may only have two different operation conditions for which configurations for the NFC-communication component are defined, e.g. the normal operation condition and the software cut-off condition.
- a user may have the options to select different NFC-communication configuration for each of the cited operation conditions (even if this implementation has the drawback that a user may not intuitively determine in which of the different battery low conditions the device currently is).
- the RF powered NFC-communication component may send a signal to the battery control circuit to request e.g. short period power supply by from the battery. With the power from the residual battery the NFC-component may handle/answer the NFC-communication request.
- An example embodiment of the method of the present invention further comprises using a part of said received RF energy of said NFC-communication event, to (at least partially) read out (or power) a memory device, in which information is stored related to the configuration of said NFC-communication component related to said detected operation condition of the device is stored, i.e. for at least two of said normal operation conditions, software cut-off condition, hardware cut-off condition, or battery cut-off condition.
- the determination of said current operation condition determines that the operation condition of the mobile electronic multifunctional device is software cut-off or hardware cut-off condition.
- said method further comprises powering said NFC-component of said mobile electronic multifunctional device, after detecting said NFC communication event.
- the method further comprises, receiving a user input defining the configurations of said NFC-communication component for said normal operation condition, software cut-off condition, hardware cut-off condition and battery cut-off, and storing said configurations of said NFC-communication component in a storage of said mobile electronic multifunctional device.
- the method further comprises, detecting a voltage of the battery of said mobile electronic multifunctional device by said battery control circuit, determining the current operation condition of said mobile electronic multifunctional device, determining a configuration of said mobile electronic multifunctional device related to said detected operation condition, and operating said mobile electronic multifunctional device in accordance with said determined configuration of said mobile electronic multifunctional device.
- the battery control circuit has the freedom to select and/define the operation of the battery control circuit so that the battery control circuit utilizes/controls/directs the energy of the battery to the (software/hardware) components (e.g. to the NFC modules) based on the current operation condition.
- the method further comprises, receiving a user input defining the configurations of said mobile electronic multifunctional device for at least one of said normal operation, software cut-off, hardware cut-off and/or battery cut-off conditions, and storing said configurations of said NFC-communication component in a storage of said mobile electronic multifunctional device.
- the method further comprises detecting a charging condition of said battery, determining an operation condition of said mobile electronic multifunctional device related to said detected charging condition of said battery, and operating said mobile electronic device in accordance with said determined operation condition of said mobile electronic multifunctional device.
- the device is operated in accordance with a determined operation that previously been defined by a user. If for example the device is a DVB-H (cellular telephone TV) mobile phone, an the user wants to see a special TV-program he may select that the device interrupts all other applications (and cuts-off all additional components) if the expected time before interrupting the TV-operation (due to low battery) becomes less than e.g.
- DVB-H cellular telephone TV
- the sure may select all applications and components that may be cut-off for each charging condition of the battery and/or each operation condition. It may also possible to define different paths through said defined operation conditions for each one of successive power cut-offs. It may be possible to define e.g. in a mobile cellular telephone a battery cutoff for a first battery voltage (to ensure e.g. that the residual power in the battery is sufficient to make an emergency call even under non optimal conditions), and allowing second lower threshold for the second battery cutoff (to ensure that the phone call may user all battery power left). In this embodiment the counter may be reset e.g. by a charging process.
- a computer program product comprising program code sections stored on a machine-readable medium for carrying out the operations of the aforementioned method according to an embodiment of the present invention, when the computer program product is run on a processor-based device, a computer, a terminal, a network device, a mobile terminal, or a mobile communication enabled terminal.
- a computer data signal embodied in a carrier wave and representing instructions is provided which when executed by a processor causes the operations of the method according to an aforementioned embodiment of the invention to be carried out.
- Figure 1 is an example illustration of a mobile electronic multifunctional device according to the state of the art
- Figure 2 is an example illustration of a mobile electronic multifunctional device according to an embodiment of the present invention in a normal operation condition in an NFC- Reader/Writer mode
- Figure 3 depicts the mobile electronic multifunctional device of figure 2 in a normal operation condition in an NFC-Card Emulation Mode according to one embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 4 depicts the mobile electronic multifunctional device of figure 2 in a battery low of device off condition in an NFC-Card Emulation Mode according to one embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 5 depicts a the battery discharging phases with respect to the actual operation states of the mobile electronic multifunctional device
- Figure 6 is another example illustration of a mobile electronic multifunctional device according to an embodiment the present invention in a normal operation condition in an NFC-Reader/Writer mode
- Figure 7 depicts the mobile electronic multifunctional device of figure 6 in a phone off, software cut-off hardware cut-off or battery cut-off condition according to one embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 8 and 9 depict different example implementations of user interfaces that enable a user to select different NFC-communication component configurations for different operation conditions of the mobile electronic multifunctional device according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 10 depicts a flowchart of a method according to one aspect of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is an example illustration of a mobile electronic multifunctional device according to the state of the art.
- the depicted embodiment is implemented as a near field communication enabled cellular telephone as a first functionality and a NFC communication component as a second functionality.
- the device is provided with a base-band processor and a firmware as running on a central processing unit.
- the central processing unit is connected at one side with a network interface for providing the radio network access for the mobile or cellular network part of the mobile electronic multifunctional device (MEMD).
- MEMD mobile electronic multifunctional device
- On the left side of the MEMD the NFC-communication functionality is implemented by the NFC-chip and the secure chip for NFC-communication.
- the MEMD is additionally provided with a user interface for providing user with means to control and use the MEMD.
- the interface may comprise displays, keys, keypads or keyboards, loudspeakers, vibration actuators/sensors, lights, infrared/electric/radio connectors and the like.
- the MEMD may be controlled under normal operation conditions (i.e. the device is switched on) as a mobile telephone and a NFC-communication device capable of emulating different NFC devices such as NC reader or NFC (e.g. an RFID) transponder. That is, such a device is capable of serving as NFC communication device and as a mobile telephone.
- the single components of the MEMD may be provided with power in normal operation condition (switched-on device).
- switched-on device In the MEMD only the secure NFC-chip is not powered.
- the user interfaces of the MEMD may be powered as known from screensaver conditions or key-lock conditions known from modern cellular telephones.
- the present invention provides a memory connected to the NFC-communication component that in this embodiment is integrated in the base-band/firmware processor.
- the MEMD is further provided with secure smart card module.
- Figure 4 depicts an illustration of the mobile electronic multifunctional device of figures 2 and 3 in a battery low or device off condition in an NFC-Card emulation mode according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- the primary functionality i.e. the component providing said first functionality
- the power management and the base-band and firmware processor are powered for providing means to control the operation of the NFC- components.
- the power management and the base-band and firmware processor are also normally in a not powered state and may be powered by the battery if a signal from the NFC component is received indicating that the NFC component detected an RF signal.
- This external RF field detected means that the RF front-end detects an RF field and that it is capable of "tuning to", i.e. an RF field with matching frequency and other characteristics.
- the depicted device selectively powers parts of a system in order to provide "power off', software cut-off ore hardware cut-off functionality for end user of the MEMD.
- this invention may provide a user with an NFC-functionality in both cases under phone-on and battery discharged/phone off conditions. Anyhow the implementation is not capable of providing NFC-operability under battery cut-off (or battery completely discharged) conditions, as there is not enough energy left in the battery to power the NFC component (the battery control circuit or the base-band and firmware processor).
- the device may even have means to perform certain predefined operations upon receiving battery cut-off or hardware cut-off situations so that the user preferred/previously selected information is provided in the tag logic memory so that the device is capable of providing the preferred output to a device providing suitable interrogation field for energizing the tag logics of the device.
- She should have control to disable and enable card emulation all together. She also may have more fine grained control over card emulation like: for example disable for example the NFC card emulation "Mifare Classic" and enable the NFC emulation "ISO 14443-4". It may also be possible to enable "bus ticket” NFC application and to disable e.g. a "credit card”- NFC-application or functionality.
- This invention enables a user to have the same (or different) settings in place also when the phone is off by providing a shared memory or firmware to drive the operation in both cases (on and off).
- the (different or same) settings or configurations of the NFC component for the different operation states of the MEMD may be stored in a pre-coded memory device of the MEMD (not accessible by the user).
- the user may select by an interface such as depicted in one of figures 8 or 9 in which operation state / operation condition which configuration of the NFC component should be selected/enabled.
- the MEMD is equipped with a user interface to select card emulation configurations to the phone (MEMD).
- the user interface is only available when the phone is on.
- the terminal is capable of providing certain automated settings and the user is capable of controlling and changes based on his/her needs with the dedicated user interface.
- the system depicted in figure 4 may e.g. rely on a residual power left in to the battery between SW cut-off and HW cut-off voltages or between SW cut-off and battery cut-off voltages.
- the battery level may be anywhere above hardware cut-off.
- Below software cut-off voltage the operation is clearly “Battery empty” (or “MEMD off) operation.
- the switched-off condition on one hand and the software cut-off on the other hand make no other difference than in the battery- empty case the phone cannot be switched on by the user, which is irrelevant for the embodiment presented in figure 4.
- This approach provides in many cases the means needed to fulfill for instance public transportation requirements about users being able to exit a closed gate metro system even when the phone has run out of battery (for its main application / first functionality).
- Figure 5 depicts the battery discharging phases with respect to the actual operation states of the mobile electronic multifunctional device with respect to the battery voltage.
- the diagram depicts the different operation conditions are depicted with respect to a user perception of the MEMD.
- a user may only percept "a switched on” or "a switched off state (independent from the actual battery voltage) and a battery charged or a batter discharged condition of the MEMD.
- the main difference between the battery charged and the battery discharged condition resides in the fact that in the battery discharged state the device can not be witched on.
- a software cut-off when the voltage of the battery falls below a predefined threshold.
- This software cutoff usually is used to store data into persistent memories, cut-off or terminate different software application to prevent data loss, and may be accompanied by a short notification to the user that the end of battery power and battery operation is near.
- the software cut-off may be considered as the phase necessary to prepare the device for a hardware cut-off to prevent deep discharge and damage to the battery.
- connection to the battery is completely interrupted to prevent deep discharge by the last active component of the MEMD, the battery manager or battery control circuit.
- the present invention provides implementations to enable the use of an NFC component of the device even in battery voltage conditions below software (SW) cut-off (or switched off conditions) of the MEMD (figures 2 to 4).
- SW software
- FIG. 2 to 4 Especially the implementations of figures 2 to 4 may also be considered as a device applying individual cut-off thresholds (SW cut-off for the first functionality and hardware- (HW-) or battery cut-off) for the NFC-functionality.
- the present invention provides implementations to enable the use of an NFC component of the device under all battery voltage conditions (below SW cut-off or switched off conditions) of the MEMD (figures 6 and 7).
- Figure 6 is another example of a mobile electronic multifunctional device according to an embodiment of the present invention in a normal operation condition in an NFC- Reader/Writer mode.
- the device depicted in figures 2 to 4 the device of this implementation is provided with a power management, a base-band and firmware processor, a user interface and network interface (making the MEMD a NFC enabled cellular phone).
- device is provided with a NFC chip or NFC component providing at least NFC transponder capabilities to the MEMD.
- the device is provided with a dedicated memory for storing the different configuration for the NFC component for the different operation conditions of said MEMD embodied as a NFC enabled cellular telephone.
- the MEMD As the NFC component is operated as a NFC transponder only replying to an external field, the MEMD has to be provided with RF power from an external reader to wake up the NFC components. Therefore all NFC-related components are depicted as only being powered if an external RF field is detected.
- the power management (battery control circuit), the base-band and firmware processor and the network interface are powered by the (not depicted) battery.
- the user interface may be powered or not.
- Figure 7 depicts the mobile electronic multifunctional device of figure 6 in a phone off, hardware cut-off or battery cut-off condition.
- the device is in a phone off, hardware cut-off or battery cut-off condition that is indicated by the fact that all components like power management, the base-band and firmware processor, the network interface and the user interface are not powered. The depicted situation may occur if and when the battery has been removed from the device.
- the NFC-components may be powered by an RF field from an external NFC reader (or from any other RF source).
- the fact that the NFC components of the device my be powered by an external RF field entails a severe design restriction: as the NFC components of the device may be completely RF energy operated, the power consumption has to be restricted severely as the maximum energy that may be generated from the received RF field of an external RF reader is restricted.
- some components of the MEMD are designed as partially powerable components (such as the secure chip).
- the depicted embodiment allows to selectively powering parts of a system by external field energy alone in order to provide "battery off' functionality for end user.
- some common logic or memory is available for both, battery powered (-phone on) and no-battery (-phone off) situations.
- the user may control the card emulation visibility by entering respective data into the visibility mode chip. Thereby she may control to disable and enable card emulation all together, or single components of the NFC transponder/card functionality. She also may have more fine grained control over card emulation like: disable a Mifare Classic emulation function (e.g. payment card) of the NFC component and enable ISO 14443-4 level emulation function (e.g. a bus ticket) of the NFC component fore each operation condition separately.
- This invention enables having the same (or different) settings in place also when the phone is without a (battery) off by providing a shared memory or firmware to drive the operation in both cases.
- the system draws all of the card emulation power from the external reader field.
- the user may select the configurations of the phone, prescribing how the card emulation should behave in each of the operation conditions. For an illustrative example about the configurable options, see the figures 8 and 9.
- the energy budget may be extremely tight.
- the available power from external field may be around 12 mW.
- This energy level may indicate that only parts of secure chip or the visibility mode chip may be powered.
- the card emulation HW / SW should be designed so that it also has a minimum power consumption mode.
- This mode can be implemented for instance by having a secondary power supply line with low voltage and powering only the very parts that are designed to serve card emulation. For instance none of the high speed interface or network authentication features are necessary in this mode and all those parts should remain in a not powered state all the way down to the silicon level in order to match the energy budget.
- Figure 8 and 9 depict different implementations of user interfaces /control menus that enabling a user to select different NFC-communication component configurations for different operation conditions of the mobile electronic multifunctional device according to embodiments of the present invention.
- this dedicated control menu/user interface for terminals as user to control "visibility" of the applications residing in the secure smart card module (as an example of a NFC-communication component) for power-on (normal operation condition) and power off-situations (such as software, hardware or battery cut-off conditions).
- the user can select if the NFC-communication components of the mobile electronic device should be available in power-on and/or in the power off states (or operation/cut-off conditions). It is envisaged to implement this menu as an extension to a convention menu in which the user may select the "visibility" of the applications residing in the secure smart card module for normal operation condition (i.e. "device on”).
- This menu (of figures 8 and 9) is linked to a control logic that is responsible for providing necessary control over applications residing in a secure smart card module that can be attachable or alternatively an integrated module for enabling card emulation operation also in situations where the mobile terminal is not powered due to low charge in the battery, or simply because the terminal is shut down (turned off).
- FIG. 10 depicts a flowchart of a method according to one aspect of the present invention.
- the Flowchart starts with detecting an NFC-communication event, e.g. by detecting an RF field at an antenna of NFC-communication device.
- the current operation condition of said mobile electronic multifunctional device is determined, e.g. by detecting if the device is in a normal operation condition (i.e. "switched on"), or in a software, hardware or battery cut-off condition (wherein one of which may also be considered as device "switched off).
- a configuration of said NFC-communication component related/or allocated to said detected operation condition is determined, and said NFC-communication component of said mobile electronic multifunctional device is operated in accordance with said determined configuration of said NFC-communication component.
- the part of operating the NFC-communication component in accordance with said determined configuration may additionally comprise selectively powering parts of a system by external field energy alone in order to provide "battery cut-off functionality for end user.
- battery powered e.g. phone on
- no-battery e.g. phone off
- the method of the present invention may also be used to completely switch the NFC-communicability off or allow only phone off NFC operability. With the present invention it is possible to selectively power parts of a system in order to provide "power off NFC- functionality of the mobile electronic multifunctional device for end user.
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