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RFID Coil Antenna, 125KHz | RF Solutions

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RFID Coil Antenna, 125KHz�

The Micro RWD has been designed to interface to a simple low Q (10-20) antenna coil of around 700uH (micro Henry) inductance operating at a carrier frequency of 125 kHz.

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Designing an RFID antenna - Hackster.io

Designing an RFID antenna:

Basically I am motivated to replace the antenna on this RFID reader. The reader is really cheap, and fits my porpoise, its recognized as a USB keyboard.

My Idea is to build a new antenna that can be fitted into a PVC tube and have a usb "reading rod". Basically I want to make a new coil with copper cable which area is a rectangle instead of a square.

Hackaday has provided me with some information about this, but nothing useful about antenna modding.

Thanks a...

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Animal tag and RFID reader/writer module - Priority 1 Design

(*1) For animal identification transponders:� Destron, Datamars and Trovan transponder technologies are not supported.

(*2) Reading range indicated is based on connection of our RFIDCOIL-49A antenna. Reading range may increase

or decrease depending on the specifications of the antenna attached,�transponder type,and power supply conditions.

About FDX-B and HDX animal identification.

The...

Date: 2013-05-09 00:43:54
Website: http://priority1design.com.au

125khz RFID antenna - All About Circuits

brianmay27 Thread Starter New Member

Oct 7, 2011

alfacliff said: ^

at 125 khz, you will not have a real antenna, the size would be prohibitive. the best you can hope for is an inductive pickup. a coil on a ferite bar would work fine. check amidon associates for ferite antenna material.

cliff

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Ok, good to know. So I would wrap the...

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RFID Transponder Coils (TR4308I) - Token Components

Note: Test Freq.: 125KHz / 0.25V.

Operating Temp.: -40°C+85°C.

RFID, Radio Frequency Identification System and Applications

Figure 1. RFID System

RFID, Radio Frequency Identification, is the system of using radio signals to send information identifying a particular item. The most common application of RFID is to track and locate any subject including material, or moving item.

The RFID coil is...

Date: 2017-07-21 09:30:09
Website: http://www.token.com.tw

125kHz RFID Reader Design – Electronic Product Design

RFID Circuit & PCB Design Notes

It's usually very important that the voltage supply to an RFID reader is protected from ripple and interference.

Where you have noisy electronics in the proximity:

A simple RC filter of 10R and 1000uF will go a long way to preventing interference. Better still is using a separate power supply from a dedicated voltage regulator if you have the option.

Use a star...

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