RFID RC-522 Card Reader Set with Transponder

This RFID set is perfect for your first experiments with RFID and Arduino or Raspberry Pi. With this set, you can easily build an access control system. The module is controlled via the SPI interface. The pin headers are not soldered to the RFID module and need to be soldered manually. The reader's control is very simple as there is already a suitable Arduino library. You can find the MFRC522 library for download on GitHub at this link https://github.com/miguelbalboa/rfid. The set also includes an empty RC522 S50 card and an S50 key fob transponder that you can write on freely. If you need more transponders, you can find cheap, compatible cards and key fobs in our webshop.

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Information about the supplied RC522 S50 card transponder:

The cards can only be read but not written on.

Download 

• Example and Wiring Arduino RC-522
  

Connections:

Technical Details

• IC Chip: MFRC522
  
• Operating voltage: 3.3V
  
• Frequency: 13.56MHz
  
• Power consumption operation:13 - 26mA
  
• Power consumption standby:10 - 13mA
  
• Reading distance:0 - 60mm
  
• Supported card types:Mifare1 S50, Mifare1 S70, Mifare Ultralight, Mifare Pro, Mifare DESFire
  
• Size RFID-RC-522 module: 40 x 60mm
  
• Size RC522 S50 card: 85.5 x 54 x 0.85mm
  
• Size S50 key fob: 40.5 x 32 x 3.8mm
  
• Operating temperature:-20 to 80°C
  
• Total weight: 21g
  

Delivery includes:

1x RFID-RC522 module

1x RC522 S50 card transponder

1x S50 key fob transponder

1x straight pin header

1x 90° angled pin header