Hi, I've read a book about rfid and i've some questions about (i'm totally a newbie in this field): 1. a standard for active rfid at...

Hi, I've read a book about rfid and i've some questions about (i'm totally a newbie in this field): 1. a standard for active rfid at 433MHz-850/950MHz-2,4GHz is present or not? 2. I've read about active rfids based on zigbee (or wifi): i don't understand why i should use a zigbee/rfid combination and not only zigbee...EPC and other related data could be saved on end device's memory, so i s...

Hi, I want to write my PC application able to work with RFID devices and i'm looking for an SDK able to: 1. Write RFID card registers 2....

Hi, I want to write my PC application able to work with RFID devices and i'm looking for an SDK able to: 1. Write RFID card registers 2. Compatible with MIFARE CLASSIC/ULTRALIGHT, FELICA, DESFIRE 3. Compatible with windows8 and linux 4. Good support with API and documentation 5. Compatible with open stacks (for example with openNFC) Point 5 is not strictly necessary but preferable. An...

The Chargepoint cards used to activate the Chargepoint EV charging stations without a cellular connection use RFID tags - you just swipe...

The Chargepoint cards used to activate the Chargepoint EV charging stations without a cellular connection use RFID tags - you just swipe them in front of the stand and the plug unlocks. It's one of those ideas seems cool in theory, except that the RFID tag keychain cards they provide are very filmsy, and if you leave them in your pocket for any length of time the lamination comes ap...

Anyone here well versed in RFID design and integration?

Anyone here well versed in RFID design and integration?

Good morning, once more i ask for some little help. An item has to be sent to a potential customer,that could became a potential...

Good morning, once more i ask for some little help. An item has to be sent to a potential customer,that could became a potential competitor. Inside a part ,an RFID tag is buried,and i would like that nobody else could read the data in the tag. I tried unsuccessfully to destroy it in 2 ways: 1)An hobbystic Royer oscillator,tuned on the frequency of the tag(125 KHz) 2)An EMP pulse,abou...

Hello all, My passport is somewhere inside my apartment but for the life of I can't remember where. I have looked at all the obvious places...

Hello all, My passport is somewhere inside my apartment but for the life of I can't remember where. I have looked at all the obvious places and I could not find it. Now, this is a new "biometric" passport with the RFID chip inside. So I'm looking for a simple and most of all cheap circuit that could activate the RFID chip and so tell where (roughly) that little bugger is hiding. At l...

Disney theme park customers have special RFID bands, called MagicBand, helping them use the parks. A 13-month old Wired article called this a...

Disney theme park customers have special RFID bands, called MagicBand, helping them use the parks. A 13-month old Wired article called this a $1B bet on their MagicBands, but such an expenditure would have been more on the back end, rather than on the bands themselves. https://www.wired.com/2015/03/disney-magicband/ At the time, Disney was quite forthcoming with tech details, photos and t...

http://scanlime.org/2008/09/using-an-avr-as-an-rfid-tag/ The hacks are described, but the question is: why there is no MCU latch-up when any...

http://scanlime.org/2008/09/using-an-avr-as-an-rfid-tag/ The hacks are described, but the question is: why there is no MCU latch-up when any of the ends of the coil connected to the clock pins goes below GND? Best regards, Piotr

Someone told me the new US $100 notes have a built-in microchip, or RFID tag. Does anyone have further info on this? Martin King

Someone told me the new US $100 notes have a built-in microchip, or RFID tag. Does anyone have further info on this? Martin King

My car's key takes a 2032 lithium battery. These keys are awesome: Never take the keys out of your pocket, either to open the door or to...

My car's key takes a 2032 lithium battery. These keys are awesome: Never take the keys out of your pocket, either to open the door or to start the car. After > half-decade of operation, suddenly without warning it stopped operating, whoa how to get stranded! Heck, I didn't even realize that my RFID required a battery! OK, yes with its long range that should have been clear

I am looking for a minimal hardware circuit to generate a 125 kHz sinusoidal wave to be fed into the power stage that is in turn feeding an...

I am looking for a minimal hardware circuit to generate a 125 kHz sinusoidal wave to be fed into the power stage that is in turn feeding an antenna. The wave is used to generate a carrier frequency for an RFID application. I was thinking of using this [ http://www.ecsxtal.com/store/pdf/ecs-31.pdf ] crystal in a Pierce Oscillator configuration. However I am not sure if this crystal will wor...