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STMicroelectronics launches next-generation NFC controller with built-in secure element

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November 9, 2023

November 9, 2023 /SemiMedia/ -- STMicroelectronics has released the ST54L combined NFC controller and secure element IC, which enables mobile devices like smartphones, smart wearables, and tablets to access security-protected contactless ticketing and payment services through the STPay-Mobile platform.

The ST54L can host multiple services including NFC mobile payments, mobile transit ticketing, access-control applications such as Digital Car Key, and converged services requiring an embedded SIM (eSIM). The chip comes loaded with the Thales mobile secure operating system running on the embedded secure element, a proven combination cooperatively developed by ST and Thales.

Compared to the previous-generation devices, the new ST54L chip strengthens NFC RF performance and increases non-volatile storage by over 50 percent to 3.3MByte. The larger memory permits loading extra services on the device while providing generous storage for users to download additional eSIM profiles to support Multiple Enabled Profiles (MEP) or secure applications.

The ST54L is in mass production now and is already part of the newly launched Google Pixel 8 phones. The chip has been validated by several major mobile platform makers, guaranteeing seamless integration by smartphone OEMs.

STMicroelectronics manufactures the ST54L chips using proprietary embedded Flash technology at its own wafer-fabrication plant and relies on a full in-house supply chain.

For more information, please visit http://www.st.com/ST54.

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