MIKROE-262

MFRC-262 is one of the most popular RFID Reader Modules, which has been widely used in various applications. It is a plug-and-play system that can interact with almost all NFC-enabled devices. This module uses radio frequency waves to move data from a far distance, allowing communication with distant objects without physical contact.

What is MFRC-262?

MFRC-262, also known as ISO/ IEC 14443-2, is a widely used RFID technology. It is a two-way communication protocol that enables two devices to exchange data in a short distance. It is a powered by an integrated reader/writer module, which contains a built-in antenna coil and transmitter, and a receiver that reads and sends data. The reader/writer module operates on radio frequency waves to send and receive data, allowing users to interact with objects without any physical contact.

Application Field Of MFRC-262

MFRC-262 is widely used in different application fields. It is especially popular in contactless payments, NFC Door Access, Card Access, Metro Ticket, Identification Card, NFC Payment Kiosk, etc., and also as an identification device for access control. The module is also used for tracking and measuring applications. In tracking and measurement applications, RFID tags can be attached to manufactured items. The reader/writer module can read the information associated with the tags and store or transmit the information to a computer or a network.

Working Principle of MFRC-262

The working principle of the MFRC-262 is based on the interaction of electromagnetic waves between two NFC-enabled devices. The reader/writer sends short electromagnetic waves (usually in the range of 13.56 MHz) to the tag or a mobile device. The tag or mobile device will then pick up the signal and return a signal containing the desired information. The reader/writer module will then process this signal and return the desired data to the requesting device.

The module can read and write data on various tags and mobile devices that support NFC technology. The tags and mobile devices that support NFC protocol can be read and written from a distance of about 10 cm. The read and write times for the tags and mobiles depend on the number of bytes they have, the communication rate, the power rating, and other factors.

Conclusion

The MFRC-262 is a widely used RFID technology that allows communication between two NFC-enabled devices. It is a plug-and-play system that can interact with almost any NFC-enabled device. It has a wide range of applications, from contactless payments, to card access and tracking and measuring. The working principle of the module is based on the interaction of electromagnetic waves between two NFC-enabled devices.