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RFID, RF Access, Monitoring ICs

The SL3S1001FTT is an inductive RFID integrated circuit (IC) developed by Schollack Technology. It is a type of transponder IC, specifically designed for non-contact wireless communication between a reader and a target object (e.g. access control card). It is especially suitable for real-time monitoring applications, such as RFID access control and asset tracking.

Application Field

The SL3S1001FTT has a wide range of applications. It is commonly used in access control systems, such as door locks, ticket gates, and access barriers. It is also used in intelligent vending machines, identity verification systems, and asset tracking. In addition, it is widely used in parking systems, car keys, personal authentication, and RFID tags.

Working Principle

The working principle of the SL3S1001FTT is based on induction communication. It operates on the principle of electromagnetic induction and can send and receive wireless signals. When a signal is transmitted from the reader to the SL3S1001FTT, it is received by the coil inside the IC and then sent to the controller. The controller then processes the signal and sends back the response signal, which can be used to control the target system. The communication between the reader and the SL3S1001FTT can be switched on and off, thus providing effective access control.

Conclusion

The SL3S1001FTT is an inductive RFID IC developed by Schollack Technology for non-contact wireless communication. It is suitable for real-time monitoring applications, such as RFID access control and asset tracking. It is widely used in different applications such as door locks, ticket gates, access barriers, identity verification systems, and asset tracking. The working principle of the SL3S1001FTT is based on induction communication and it operates on the principle of electromagnetic induction.

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