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Hi David,
I have been working with this MIFARE tags for almost 5 yrs. Your question is very generic and difficult to answer just like that. The following statements in my own words might help you
1. S50 is based on the concept of Block and Sectors and I am sure you are aware of authentication using KeyA or KeyB
2. NTAG216/NTAG215/NTAG213 are based on the concept of Pages and they are backward compatible with MIFARE Ultralight. I mean the top 16 pages are the same.
3. NTAG21x however has dynamic locks and also nice Page Protection using Password protection.
If you want to know more, please visit youtube, I have made around 40 videos explaining Mifare s50, Ultralight, EV1, Ultralight C, NTAG21x and Mifare Desfire EV1. look for finitepi videos.
Regards
Narendc
I have been working with this MIFARE tags for almost 5 yrs. Your question is very generic and difficult to answer just like that. The following statements in my own words might help you
1. S50 is based on the concept of Block and Sectors and I am sure you are aware of authentication using KeyA or KeyB
2. NTAG216/NTAG215/NTAG213 are based on the concept of Pages and they are backward compatible with MIFARE Ultralight. I mean the top 16 pages are the same.
3. NTAG21x however has dynamic locks and also nice Page Protection using Password protection.
If you want to know more, please visit youtube, I have made around 40 videos explaining Mifare s50, Ultralight, EV1, Ultralight C, NTAG21x and Mifare Desfire EV1. look for finitepi videos.
Regards
Narendc
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