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RFID Wooden Cards TK4100

SKU

CR05C01

Wooden RFID/NFC Card Cards. Proximity identification badges and tags (contactless radio frequency smart-cards). Cards in ISO 7810 format in natural wood. TK4100 RFID chip read only LF 125 KHz.

500 pz to € 0.837 each 16% discount
1000 pz to € 0.680 each 32% discount
2000 pz to € 0.565 each 43% discount

Details

Neutral wooden cards standard ISO 7810 ID-1 format with dimensions of 85.60 × 53.98 millimeters (3.370 × 2.125 in) and rounded corners with a radius of 2.88-3.48 mm. Originally used for bank cards today they are also used in many countries for driver's licenses and ID cards and in many commercial sectors for loyalty, identification and business cards. TK4100 RFID chip read only LF 125 KHz memory 64 bit.

APPLICATIONS
- Personal identification
- Fidelity card / Loyalty cards
- Gift cards
- Electronic money
- Holiday parks
- Camping / Campsites
- Access control
- Attendance
- Holtel and hotel doors
- Energy saving switches

More Information

More Information
Chip RFID	TK4100
Chip Frequency	LF 125 KHz
Compatibility NFC	NO
Chip Manufacturer	Various
Material	Wood
Dimension	85,60 × 54 × 1,5 mm
Weight	6,5 g
Chip functions	TK4100 is powered by an external coil in an alternating magnetic field and obtains the clock through one of the two contacts. The other contact of the coil turns the modulation current on and off; the chip sends 64 bits of information from its pre-programmed memory during manufacturing. In the TK4100 chip, data is modulated and transmitted with Manchester-encoded formatting. Chip programming is done with fusion lasers on polysilicon to store a unique code on each chip. The continuous output data string contains 9 leading 1 values, 40 bits, 14 parity bits, and 1 stop bit. No buffer capacitor is required because the control logic has very low power consumption. Only one external coil is needed to operate the chip. The parallel resonance capacitor of 74 pF is integrated into the chip.