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New Raspberry Pi Hat with RFID and NFC
Eccel Technology has launched a Raspberry Pi Hat RFID/NFC Board that is also known as the Raspberry Pi-B1.
The Raspberry Pi-B1 provides RFID or NFC communications at 13.56MHz at a range of up to a meter, and is aimed at Raspberry Pi based access control, monitoring pre-payment, resource management, and connection-less storage systems.
The Raspberry Pi-B1 supports Mifare Classic, Ultralight, and NTAG2 RFID technologies, and provides high transponder read and write speeds. An ARM microcontroller handles the RFID configuration setup, and provides for a command interface to facilitate fast read/write access to the memory and features of the various transponders, says Eccel. The command interface is made available via a 921Kbps COM port.
Full features here:
- Low-cost RFID Reader with Mifare Classic, Ultralight and NTAG2 support
- Command interface via COM PORT with optional AES-128 encryption
- UART baud rate up to 921600 b/s
- High transponder read and write speed
- -25°C to 85°C operating range
- 4 configurable GPIOs with interrupts
- 3 configurable PWMs
- Comparator• ADC
- Current Output DAC
- AES-128 encryption engine
- Multiple internal reference voltages
- RoHS compliant
- On board buzzer, LEDs and button
