RR-IDISC-MR101USB

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RFID reader modules are essential in a system of RFID technology, and help quickly identify and transfer data in a cost-effective manner. The RR-IDISC-MR101USB RFID Reader module is one of the most reliable and cost-effective modules available today. It uses a USB connection for maximum reliability, and it has an RS-232 or RS-485 connection for enhanced portability.

This reader module is applicable to a wide range of applications such as warehouses, hospitals, security, retail stores, hotels, casinos, etc. It supports multiple transponder types such as ISO 7816, EM4102, and Mikron ICCP-15. It is ISO compliant and can also read multiple tags at a time.

The working principle of the RR-IDISC-MR101USB RFID reader module is based on back-scattering radio frequency (RF). This back-scattering allow the reader to detect or identify RF transponders when they are close to the antenna. Typically, the reader will be placed near the transponder, and when a signal is received from the transponder, the reader will transmit a signal back to it. This sends a message for authentication or identification. Once the transponder has been identified, it will send data to the reader, which is then processed accordingly.

The reader module uses a digital signal processor (DSP) to process the data it receives. The DSP is designed to filter out unwanted signals from ambient noise, so that only the signal of the transponder is used. The reader also has a memory chip that stores data from previous readings, and it is used to identify the same transponder when present again in the future. This information is also sent back to the host computer for further processing.

In summary, the RR-IDISC-MR101USB RFID Reader module is a reliable and cost-effective solution for data identification and transfer. It is applicable to a variety of applications, and it uses back-scattering radio frequency (RF) and a digital signal processor (DSP) to rapidly and accurately identify and transfer data in a secure manner.

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