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    RFID scanners use radio waves to transmit signals that activate RFID tags, which then send a signal back containing data. There are two types of RFID scanners: fixed readers permanently attached to locations, and mobile readers that are portable. Common RFID tag frequencies include low (30-300 kHz, up to 10 cm read range), high (3-30 MHz, 10 cm to 1 m read range) and ultra-high (300 MHz to 3 GHz, up to 12 m read range). Example RFID modules discussed are the RDM6300 125kHz reader and REES52 13.56MHz RC522 reader, with specifications and pricing provided.

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    RFID scanners use radio waves to transmit signals that activate RFID tags, which then send a signal back containing data. There are two types of RFID scanners: fixed readers permanently attached to locations, and mobile readers that are portable. Common RFID tag frequencies include low (30-300 kHz, up to 10 cm read range), high (3-30 MHz, 10 cm to 1 m read range) and ultra-high (300 MHz to 3 GHz, up to 12 m read range). Example RFID modules discussed are the RDM6300 125kHz reader and REES52 13.56MHz RC522 reader, with specifications and pricing provided.

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    RFID scanners use radio waves to transmit signals that activate RFID tags, which then send a signal back containing data. There are two types of RFID scanners: fixed readers permanently attached to locations, and mobile readers that are portable. Common RFID tag frequencies include low (30-300 kHz, up to 10 cm read range), high (3-30 MHz, 10 cm to 1 m read range) and ultra-high (300 MHz to 3 GHz, up to 12 m read range). Example RFID modules discussed are the RDM6300 125kHz reader and REES52 13.56MHz RC522 reader, with specifications and pricing provided.

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    RFID Scanners

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    Vignesh H V
    RFID scanners use radio waves to transmit signals that activate RFID tags, which then send a signal back containing data. There are two types of RFID scanners: fixed readers permanently attached to locations, and mobile readers that are portable. Common RFID tag frequencies include low (30-300 kHz, up to 10 cm read range), high (3-30 MHz, 10 cm to 1 m read range) and ultra-high (300 MHz to 3 GHz, up to 12 m read range). Example RFID modules discussed are the RDM6300 125kHz reader and REES52 13.56MHz RC522 reader, with specifications and pricing provided.

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    RFID Scanners

    The RFID reader is a network-connected device that can be portable or


    permanently attached. It uses radio waves to transmit signals that activate the tag.
    Once activated, the tag sends a wave back to the antenna, where it is translated into
    data.

    Types of rfid scanners :


    There are two types of RFID readers -- fixed readers and mobile readers.

    Rfid tags:
    Low Frequency (LF) RFID:
    These RFID systems operate in the 30 KHz to 300 KHz range, and have a
    read range of up to 10 cm. Common standards for LF RFID include ISO
    14223 and ISO/IEC 18000-2.

    High Frequency (HF) RFID


    HF systems operate in the 3 MHz to 30 MHz range and provide reading
    distances of 10 cm to 1 m. Common applications include electronic
    ticketing and payment and data transfer.Standards include ISO 15693,
    ECMA-340, ISO/IEC 18092 (for NFC), ISO/IEC 14443A and ISO/IEC
    14443 .

    Ultra-High Frequency (UHF) RFID


    These systems have a frequency range between 300 MHz and 3 GHz,
    offer read ranges up to 12 m, and have faster data transfer rates. The
    EPCglobal Gen2/ISO 18000-6C standard is a well-known global standard
    for item-level tracking applications.

    Rfid modules type


    RDM6300

    Sku: TT-MF-MCR125RFI
    ● Maximum effective distance up to 150mm
    ● Less than 100ms decoding time
    ● Support external antenna
    ● Uart interface
    ● Support EM4100 compatible read-only or read/write tags
    ● Small outline design
    ●
    Price :290Rs
    https://robu.in/product/rdm6300-125khz-em4100-rfid-card-id-reader-module/

    REES52 RFID-RC522
    ● Integrated MF RC522
    ● 13.56MHz contactless communication card chip.
    ● The low-voltage, low-cost, small size of the non-contact card chip to read and write.
    ● Working current：13 – 26mA / DC 3.3V
    ● Standby current：10 – 13mA / DC 3.3V
    ● Sleep current：<80uA
    ● Peak current：<30mA
    ● Working frequency：13.56MHz
    ● Card reading distance ：0～60mm
    ● Price : 119 Rs

    https://robu.in/product/rc522-rfid-card-reader-module-13-56mhz/
    Block diagram:

    Pin configuration
    Pin Wiring to Arduino Uno

    SDA Digital 10

    SCK Digital 13

    MOSI Digital 11

    MISO Digital 12

    IRQ unconnected

    GND GND
    RST Digital 9

    3.3V 3.3V
    Arduino activation code for Rfid
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