RFID / NFC
RFID technology: How it works, frequency bands and areas of application.
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is a key technology that is now indispensable in many areas of our everyday lives. Whether payment terminals, time recording systems, access control or logistics – RFID applications are omnipresent.
Technology
The same and yet different.
RFID mainly uses the 125 kHz (LF) and 13.56 MHz (HF) frequency bands. The reader supplies the energy required to read or write to a passive transponder. Depending on the standard – for example ISO 14443 – the typical ranges are 0.1 to 0.5 meters or less.
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RFID + NFC in comparison: Flexible communication - suitable readers.
NFC (Near Field Communication) is a radio technology that differs from classic RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) in one important respect.
RFID
With RFID, the remote station is usually passive and is only activated by the reader.
NFC
With NFC, the distribution of roles is flexible. Both communication partners can be both senders and receivers.
Portfolio
In our portfolio you will find a wide selection of RFID readers and writers – both for design-in integration into your own systems and as complete reader units for direct use. This enables us to offer flexible solutions for a wide range of applications in industry, logistics, access control and payment systems. Reading and writing devices for the design-in or as a complete reading unit.
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The large number of different transponder standards is one of the biggest challenges facing the technology.
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