RI-STU-MB2A-03

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RFID Reader Modules are electronic devices used to detect and store the information contained within an RFID tag. The RI-STU-MB2A-03 is a modular RFID reader module that has a number of applications and a simple, straightforward working principle.

Uses of the RI-STU-MB2A-03

The RI-STU-MB2A-03 has countless applications, including customer service, access control, asset tracking, and inventory management. It can be used in a variety of industries, including retail, healthcare, hospitality, and transportation. This module is designed for versatile and robust use, as it can read tags from up to three feet away with excellent accuracy.

Features of the RI-STU-MB2A-03

The RI-STU-MB2A-03 is an extremely robust and reliable reader module. It is equipped with a 121kB/s data transmission rate and a maximum output current of 150mA. Additionally, it has an operating frequency of 13.56 MHz, a peak output power of +5dBm, and an ESD protection level of 8KV on the antenna ports and 2KV on the serial ports. The RI-STU-MB2A-03 also has a multi-tag detection capability, allowing it to simultaneously read multiple tags.

Working Principle of the RI-STU-MB2A-03

The working principle of the RI-STU-MB2A-03 is quite simple and straightforward. The reader module emits electromagnetic waves in the 13.56 MHz range. When an RFID tag is in close range to the reader, it will absorb some of these waves and reflect something back. This reflection is then decoded by the reader module, which retrieves the data stored on the tag.

The RI-STU-MB2A-03 is a powerful and versatile module, offering a wide range of applications and robust features. Its working principle is also simple enough for most users to understand and use. With its impressive performance and impressive features, the RI-STU-MB2A-03 is a great addition to any RFID system.

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