OM5591/MF0U10,699

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RFID Evaluation and Development Kits, Boards

The OM5591/MF0U10,699 is a low cost, low power 13.56 MHz RFID development and evaluation kit from Texas Instruments. This versatile tool features a Mifare Classic 1K read/write tag, as well as a smart card interface that allows for quick and convenient evaluation and development of RFID designs. It is designed to speed up development of RFID applications in a wide range of industries, from retail to industrial automation.

The OM5591/MF0U10,699 enables rapid prototyping and field testing of RFID designs and applications. It supports various industry standards, such as Physical Access Control System (PACOS) and ISO/IEC 14443 Type A compliant readers. It also provides an optimized design for low-current operation, which reduces overall power consumption by up to 90%. The OM5591/MF0U10,699 also comes with a built-in LCD display, as well as intuitive push button controls.

The OM5591/MF0U10,699 comes with an Mifare Classic 1K read/write tag which has 4096 bits of memory divided in 16 sectors with 4 blocks each and each block is composed by 16 bytes. This tag is preprogrammed with a unique ID but can be reprogrammed when using the kit. The tag in the OM5591/MF0U10,699 is used as an answer back device with a standard operating distance of 10 cm. The antenna used is a circular coil type with a 4 x 4 cm loop size, which is ideal for close-range communication.

The OM5591/MF0U10,699 can be used to simulate and develop various RFID applications. For example, the kit can be used to develop access control systems, product tracking systems, inventory management systems, and other RFID-based solutions. Additionally, the kit can be used to test the performance of existing RFID systems and troubleshoot or improve them. The OM5591/MF0U10,699 also comes with a comprehensive software package that utilizes a graphical user interface for setting up and testing RFID designs.

When using the OM5591/MF0U10,699, it is important to understand the basics of an RFID system. An RFID system consists of three components: an RFID interrogator (or reader), a tag (or transponder), and an antenna. The RFID interrogator sends out a signal to the antenna, which is then picked up by the tag. The tag responds by sending an identification number back to the interrogator. This number is then used to identify the tag. The OM5591/MF0U10,699 uses this basic principle to read and write data on tags.

In addition to its development and evaluation capabilities, the OM5591/MF0U10,699 is optimized for RFID system implementation. The system includes a suite of hardware and software for designing and developing custom RFID applications, and the easy-to-use graphical user interface simplifies system operation and implementation. Furthermore, the OM5591/MF0U10,699 has several additional features that make it an ideal choice for RFID system designers, such as a built-in test program for checking the performance of an RFID design, as well as for debugging any problems that may arise.

Overall, the OM5591/MF0U10,699 is a versatile and affordable RFID evaluation and development kit that is designed to speed up development and testing of RFID applications. It is well-suited for a wide variety of industries and applications, and its comprehensive hardware and software make it an ideal tool for RFID system designers. The OM5591/MF0U10,699 provides a low cost and low power solution that reduces overall power consumption, while simplifying system implementation and operation.

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