This is the Switch equivalent of 3DS exheader. This is the file with extension ".npdm" in {Switch ExeFS}. The size of this file varies.

ACID

Offset	Size	Description
0	0x100	RSA-2048 signature, seems to verify the data starting at 0x100 with the size field from 0x204.
0x100	0x100	RSA-2048 public key, seems to be used for the second NCA signature.
0x200	0x4	Magic "ACID".
0x204	0x4	s32 Size field used with the above signature(?).
0x208	0x4	Zeroes
0x20C	0x4	Retail flag. Must be 1 on retail, on devunit 0 is also allowed.
0x210	0x8	Title id
0x218	0x8	Title id again
0x220	0x4	#FS Access Control offset
0x224	0x4	#FS Access Control size
0x228	0x4	#Service Access Control offset
0x22C	0x4	#Service Access Control size
0x230	4	#Kernel Access Control offset
0x234	4	#Kernel Access Control size
0x238	0x8	Padding

ACI0

Offset	Size	Description
0x0	0x4	Magic "ACI0".
0x4	0xC	Zeroes
0x10	0x8	Title id
0x18	0x8	Padding
0x20	0x4	#FS Access Control offset
0x24	0x4	#FS Access Control size
0x28	0x4	#Service Access Control offset
0x2C	0x4	#Service Access Control size
0x30	4	#Kernel Access Control offset
0x34	4	#Kernel Access Control size
0x38	0x8	Padding

Offset	Size	Description
0x0	0x1	Version? Always 1. Must be non-zero.
0x1	0x3	Padding
0x4	0x8	Permissions bitmask
...	...	...

Bit	Description
0	MountContent* is accessible when set.
34	Enables access to Bis partitionID 27 and 28?
63	Enables access to everything: all permission-types which check a bitmask have this bit set.

For bit62 in permissions, see here.

Web-applets permissions:

"LibAppletWeb" and "LibAppletOff" have same access control: bit0 and bit3 set, and bit62 set.
Rest of the web-applets: Same as above except bit0 isn't set.

This is a list of service-name strings which the title has access to, with the following structure:

 +0: control_byte
 +1: {service-name without nul-terminator}

Bitmask 0x0F in control_byte is the {length of the service-name without nul-terminator} - 1.

Bitmask 0x80 in control_byte means service is allowed to be registered.

The service string can contain a wildcard * character.

On Switch, descriptors are identified by pattern 01..11 in low bits.

Pattern of lower bits	Lowest clear bitmask/bit	Type	Fields
`0bxxxxxxxxxxxx0111`	Bit3	KernelFlags	Bit31-24: Highest allowed cpu id, bit23-16: Lowest allowed cpu id, bit15-10: Highest allowed thread prio, bit9-4: Lowest allowed thread prio
`0bxxxxxxxxxxx01111`	Bit4	SyscallMask	Bits 29-31: Syscall mask table index; Bits 5-28: Mask
`0bxxxxxxxxx0111111`	Bit6	MapIoOrNormalRange	Bits 7-30: Alternating start page and number of pages, bit31: Alternating read-only flag then MemoryAttribute 0x2001/0x42002 selector flag
`0bxxxxxxxx01111111`	Bit7	MapNormalPage (RW)	Bits 7-31: Page
`0bxxxx011111111111`	Bit11	InterruptPair	Bits 12-21: Irq0, bits 20-31: Irq1, 0x3FF means empty.
`0bxx01111111111111`	Bit13	ApplicationType	Bit16-14: ApplicationType, bit16 ignored. Parsed by Process Manager services.
`0bx011111111111111`	Bit14	KernelReleaseVersion	Bits 15-X: Version. The raw descriptor is compared with 0x80000, when less than an error is returned. This is equivalent to comparing the bits starting at bit15 with 0x10. This enforces a minimum required version, not a maximum.
`0b0111111111111111`	Bit15	HandleTableSize	Bit25-16: Number of handles the table shall fit.
`0b1111111111111111`	Bit16	DebugFlags	Bit17: can be debugged, bit18: can debug others
All ones		Ignored

Only certain memory ranges are allowed to be mapped via these descriptors.