XMINNOV
High-performance reader which integrated antenna and reader，reading range more than 30cm.
Combining reliable reading with ease of programing and communication.
Support fast tag read/write operation with high identification rate.
High-quality housing protection, suitable for outdoor environments.
It mainly used for access control, item tracking, or authentication applications.
Completely independent intellectual property design;
Fully digital signal processing design, no manual adjustment required;
Support ISO/IEC15693A protocol electronic label;
RF output power is adjustable from 0.5~5W;
Advanced tag collision processing algorithm, high reading rate;
The 24-channel SMA antenna interface can be directly connected to a 50Ω standard RFID antenna, with an effective distance of more than 30cm*;
Support antenna working status detection;
Support RS232 and TCPIP interface;
The communication baud rate is software adjustable;
Provide dynamic link library (DLL) and demonstration software source code to support secondary development;
Support Firmware online upgrade.
HF stands for High Frequency, and RFID readers in the HF range operate at frequencies around 13.56 MHz. These readers are commonly used for various applications, including access control systems, inventory management, and asset tracking.
1. High Frequency (HF): HF RFID operates in the 13.56 MHz range. This frequency is well-suited for short to medium-range applications.
2. Fixed Reader: A fixed RFID reader is a stationary device used to read RFID tags within its range. It's typically installed at a specific location, like entrances, exits, or key points in a facility.
Common features of HF Fixed Readers include:
- Reading Range: HF RFID systems typically have a shorter read range compared to UHF (Ultra High Frequency) systems. This makes them suitable for applications where close proximity reads are sufficient.
- Applications: HF Fixed Readers are often used in applications such as access control, library systems, payment systems, and other scenarios where short-range identification is needed.
- Communication Protocol: HF RFID systems usually operate using standard communication protocols such as ISO 14443 or ISO 15693.
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