I am doing project on RF-Id technology.
I have developed handheld transreceiver. & a Tag whose unique ID code is set only with jumper settings on back side of card.
Now can u please suggest me if I wants to add memory devie on tag should I do this with only adding microcontroller or should I keep product information only on host side in data base
It is better if u use a microcontroller on the tag.
It will give u added functionality as well as it will satisfy your requirement of storing the data on the tag itself.it will also give u added security as u can have passwords for accessing the tag on the tag itself.
Use a microcontroller with very low consumption if you design a passive tag.
To have a small consumption it's recommended to work at low clock speeds - hundreds of kHz.
You will derive the uC clock from the tag coil signal, so it will be synchronized to the host transceiver frequency and use some sleep/power reduction modes on the uC if the clock frequency is to high.
For data transmission you can use load modulation - the uC will turn on/off a transistor connected across the LC tank.
hey friend...
i m sudhanshu...workin on RFID library for my final project...
will u plz help me out by providin the necessary diagrams and information you have...
waiting..
my email id :- sudhanshu_18@hotmail.com
Hello friends,
Try this kit (Project from www.united77.com). They give complete working project. i have done this project sucessfully. It comes with 2 valid cards. Extra cards can be requested.
RFID based Keyless lock with Atmel 89C52. The access to the door is only granted to those persons having a valid RFID card. In case you loose your card, still you can open the door by just entering the 10 digit master code provided with the kit. The door status is constantly monitored and displayed on a 16x2 LCD module and is highly secured even in an event of power failure. Wrong password protection for 3 attempts with intermittent warning buzzer for password tampering and a loud siren is provided to door tampering detection. A on board relay is provided with a 3 Pin connector for any external loads to be connected. In case of invalid card is swiped, the system is deactivated for 60 seconds. The kit will be provided with a RFID reader module, Master kit module, and two valid RFID cards.
Hi mitgrace!
I got a doubt most of the systems operate at 13.56MHz frequency and are very high power units, is it won't interfere with it, could any one spare the knowledge