Description
An RFID key fob is a small secure hardware device with built-in authentication capabilities for controlling and secure access to network services and data. . The tag has a wide range of RFID technologies, from low frequency 125KHz to high frequency 13.56MHz, providing the best solutions for different RFID applications.
| Chip model | Type | Frequency | Memory | Protocol |
| FM4442 | Contact | 256B | ISO7816 | |
| FM4428 | 1KB | |||
| TK4100 | Contactless | 125KHZ | 256B | ISO11785 |
| EM4200 | 64B | |||
| EM4305 | 64B | |||
| T5577 | 330B | |||
| FM1208-10(7+1） CPU) | 13.56MHz | 8KB | ISO14443A | |
| NTAG213 | 1KB | |||
| NTAG215 | 4KB | |||
| NTAG216 | 144B | |||
| Mifare S50 | 504B | |||
| Mifare ultralight | 64B | |||
| Mifare Ultralight EV1 | 512B | |||
| I-CODE 2/I-CODE SLI | 1KB | ISO15693 | ||
| I-CODE SLI-X | 1KB | |||
| I-CODE SLI-S | 2KB | |||
| Impinj Monza4QT | 860MHz~960MHz | 128bit | ISO18000-6C | |
| Impinj Monza R6 | 96bit | |||
| Impinj Monza M730 | 128bit | |||
| Impinj Monza M780 | 496bit | |||
| Impinj Monza M781 | 128bit | |||
| Alien Higgs9 | 96bit | |||
| NXP U code 8 | 128bit | |||
| NXP U code 9 | 96bit |
If the chip you need is not listed in the table, please contact customer service for more information about the chip mode
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