HF RFID Readers

what is HF RFID reader?

High-frequency RFID reader is the HF RFID reader. The high-frequency range consists of frequencies between 3 and 30 MHz, but only one frequency, 13.56 MHz, is used for RFID applications.

NFC is a subset of High-Frequency (HF) RFID, and both technologies operate at 13.56 MHz. However, NFC is intended to be a secure method of exchanging data.

The HF or NFC RFID Readers provide a high level of consistency. HF RFID Reader is a transmitter and receiver for radio frequency. HF writers can both read and write data to HF tags.

Technology

The HF or NFC RFID Readers provide a high level of consistency. HF RFID Reader is a transmitter and receiver for radio frequency. HF writers can both read and write data to HF tags.

HF (High frequency 13.56 MHz) readers can read HF tags from 1 to 30 centimeters away and employ the NFC protocol. Compatible with the majority of MIFARETM tags. Most high-frequency rfid readers have built-in antennas with a read range between 1 and 12 inches. Extremely High Frequency 13.56 MHz Optional communication interfaces for passive HF readers include Bluetooth, USB, NFC, RS232/485, Wiegand 26/34, TCP/IP network, Wi-Fi, GPRS, Ethernet connectivity, and WLAN.

High Frequency 13.56 MHz Passive RFID Readers are designed to be compact, rugged, and certified to ISO 14443A, ISO15693, and ISO18000-3 standards, ISO 14443 A/B, ISO/IEC 7816-1/2/3 standard, ISO18092 and IP rating of IP 55, IP54 Standard Anti-shock / Dustproof, IP65 Rated and Shock Tested.

Applications

Asset tracking, document management, jewelry inventory, medicine tracking, laundry management, logistic system, express parcel management, production authentication, access control/time recorder, ticketing smart label printer and encoder, system login/logoff, smart checkout multi tag solution, book and video rentals, guest registration system, authorization identification, identity authentication, and data collection are some typical applications of High frequency 13.56 MHz HF readers. Users can use HF 13.56 MHz RFID readers to track valuables such as library books, ID cards for access control, and gaming chips with their system configuration. It is widely used in the security/patrol/mining/finance/railway system industries, etc. Ideal for direct store delivery, field service, retail, warehouse, and manufacturing applications.