RFID high-frequency HF RFID electronic tag IC card reader/writer HR9002

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Overview

RFID high-frequency HF RFID electronic tag IC card reader/writer HR9002, supports ISO/IEC 15693 RFID technology protocol, uses USB power supply and communication, simple operation, and compact appearance. It can be widely used in various wireless radio frequency identification (RFID) systems such as electronic tag data input, IC card issuance, library management, archive management, plate reading, seal card, file, license management, conference login system, access control system, anti-counterfeiting and production process control.

Product Details

Supporting protocol: ISO/IEC 15693;
Working frequency: 13.56MHz;
Effective distance: 0-150mm *;
Secondary development: Provide dynamic link libraries (DLLs) and demo software source code;
Advanced tag collision processing algorithm, high recognition rate;
Support user-defined scanning work mode;
USB1.1 interface specification, working in virtual serial port mode; Provide USB driver programs for WINDOWS operating system；
Low power design, USB power supply, no need for external power supply;
*The effective distance is related to the protocol format, electronic tags, and working environment;

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physical property
Size: 105mmx70mmx11mm;
Weight: 80g;
Working temperature: -10~+60 ℃;
Storage temperature -25~+80 ℃;
Specifications: Unless otherwise specified, the specifications shown are taken from the working conditions of TA=25 ℃ and VCC=+3.3V;

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electrical characteristics
Power supply voltage: 5V maximum 5.5V;
Working current: 90mA;

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