RFID IC Card 13.56 MHz

The RFID IC Card 13.56MHz is a passive high-frequency RFID card that contains an embedded antenna coil and microchip inside the card body — when brought close to a compatible 13.56MHz RFID reader such as the PN532 or RC522 module, the card draws power from the reader’s radio frequency field and transmits its stored data without requiring any battery or external power source. This rfid card is the tag side of an RFID system — the reader module detects the card, reads its unique identifier or stored data, and the Arduino or microcontroller receives that information to trigger actions such as unlocking a door, logging attendance, or granting access.

The 13.56 mhz rfid card’s 16-bit CRC and parity data integrity checking means the data exchanged between card and reader is verified for errors during every communication, reducing false reads. The rfid ic card credit-card form factor fits standard card holders and ID badge slots — familiar and practical for attendance, access, and identification builds in schools, colleges, and offices. This 13.56mhz rfid ic card is fully passive, contains no moving parts, and has no maintenance requirement. This rfid card reader compatible card is ideal for Arduino PN532 RC522 access control and attendance project builds in India. Available from StemVolt.

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Features:

• Passive card — draws power from reader RF field, no battery needed
• 13.56MHz frequency compatible with PN532, RC522, and HF readers
• 16-bit CRC data integrity checking on every card-reader exchange
• Credit-card form factor fits ID badge holders and card slots
• 106 kbit/s data transfer speed for fast card read response

Technical Specifications:

Applications:

• Access control tap card for Arduino PN532 door lock project
• STEM project for rfid ic card and RC522 reader demo build
• library card identification via 13.56MHz RFID reader system
• For office entry badge using 13.56mhz rfid ic card and reader module

Package Includes:

• 1 x RFID IC Card 13.56 MHz