RFID reader PICO-Module
The only stamp sized (19 mm x 33 mm) RFID RW-module offers a bidirectional access to HITAG1/S RFID components with 2048 bit memory. Main features are its ultra compact size, low-current and integrated crypto-engine. The device can be mounted in horizontal and vertical position. The PICO-Module includes a TTL serial interface (3 wire). A dynamic link library (DLL) for the integration with Microsoft Windows is available.
Technical data
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Module size: |
19 x 33 in mm |
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Interface: |
14 pin connector, 2 rows, 2.54 mm grid |
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Supply voltage: |
5 volt DC (TTL) |
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Power consumption: |
Typically 50 mA |
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Power output for relais: |
Max. 250 mW |
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Read/write timing: |
Typically below 200 ms |
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Delivery content: |
PICO-Modul board with connector (not soldered) |
Technical modifications and errors reserved.
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Download PICO-Modul brochure (english) |
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Download PICO-Module Data Sheet (english) |
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Download Serial Interface Specification (english) |
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RFID PICO-Module development kit125 kHz RFID PICO-Module development kit |
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This product is compatible with:
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RFID reader for solid-state-playerGives flashplayer the possibility to opertate with RFID transponders |
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RFID PICO-Module development kit125 kHz RFID PICO-Module development kit |
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Antenna for Pico-ModuleSimple and powerfull RFID antenna for PICO-Module |
This Product was added to our catalogue on Tuesday 20 January, 2015.
