ATA2270-EK2

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RFID Evaluation and Development Kits, Boards

RFID Evaluation and Development Kits or Boards can be used to evaluate, develop, or test an RFID system. These kits can often help designers/engineers not only evaluate the functionality of the RFID system, but also its performance.

The ATA2270-EK2 is an RFID Evaluation and Development Kit from Conrad Electronic International. Conrad Electronic is a leading provider of technical products and engineering solutions for industry, commerce, and research.

ATA2270-EK2 Application Field

The ATA2270-EK2 is designed for evaluating the unique features of the ATA2270 RFID transponder and reader system. It is particularly well-suited to appplications such as building access and security, industrial asset tracking, supply chain management, and inventory management. It forms a complete, integrated system for use in engineering, testing and implementation of an RFID system. Made up of the ATA2270 transponder and the EVAL-ATA2270RD2 Evaluation Board, the kit is capable of reading and writing large amounts of data.

ATA2270-EK2 Working Principle

The ATA2270 is a native RFID reader for data transmission of tags in the 860-928 MHz frequency range, with protocol formats of EPC C1G2 (ISO 18000-6C) and ATA2270 (ISO 18876-2). The ATA2270 supports read/write commands while the ATA2270 transponder supports both passive and active working modes. The EVAL-ATA2270RD2 Evaluation Board is an evaluation platform for the ATA2270 transponder and reader system. It includes several RF couplers to couple the reader chip with the tag for communication. It also contains an antenna for the reader, and an output to power the tag. It also includes various monitoring and controlling devices, such as LEDs, buzzers, switches, and an LCD display for user interaction.

The ATA2270 transponder is active and powered by the EVAL-ATA2270RD2 reader board. This energy is used for the command frame and data frame operations. The commands are sent from the reader board with the amplitude and duration of the pulses being configured by the register settings within the reader chip. The amplitude and duration of pulses define the data rates for the transmission of data frames. The data frames contain the transmitted data. Upon execution of the command and the successful reception of the data frames, the ATA2270 transponder transmits a positive acknowledgement signal resulting in a successful read or write operation.

The kit can also be used to evaluate different data formats for tags. The data format of the tags can be configured to fit different applications requirements. The ATA2270-EK2 can also be used to optimize the interaction between the transponder and reader with regard to its power requirements, speed of operation, and accuracy of data communication.

Conclusion

The ATA2270-EK2 Evaluation and Development kit is well suited for use in evaluating the ATA2270 RFID reader and transponder system in various applications. The kit includes the ATA2270 transponder and the EVAL-ATA2270RD2 Evaluation Board with various sensors, switches and displays. The kit can be used to optimize the operating parameters, data formats and accuracy of the RFID system.

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