113990012

RFID Transponders, Tags Overview

The Seeed Studio 113990012 is an M1 RFID tag operating at 13.56MHz, designed for NFC/RFID development applications. It functions as a read/write transponder with 1kB of user memory capacity. The component is packaged in a key fob style form factor, facilitating integration into access control and identification systems. This passive device requires no internal power source, relying on the electromagnetic field from compatible readers for operation and data transmission.

RFID Transponders, Tags Feature Summary

• Passive RFID transponder functionality for contactless data interaction
• Integrated 1kB user-accessible memory storage capability
• Standard M1 key fob physical form factor for secure handling

RFID Transponders, Tags Applications

• Access control system identification tags
• Asset tracking and management prototypes
• NFC development tool testing environments

RFID Transponders, Tags Procurement Notes

Verify availability status through authorized distributors, as supply may be restricted or limited. Confirm RoHS compliance details prior to procurement. Ensure compatibility with existing 13.56MHz reader infrastructure. Check for specific packaging requirements if ordering in bulk quantities for production runs.

RFID Transponders, Tags Selection Notes

Select this component when a durable, key-fob style RFID tag is required for prototyping or low-volume deployment. The 13.56MHz frequency ensures broad compatibility with standard NFC readers. Consider the physical size constraints of the key fob design against mounting requirements in the target application environment.

RFID Transponders, Tags Part Context

This part belongs to the Seeed Studio NFC/RFID development tools category. It serves as a peripheral component for wireless communication projects. The M1 tag format is widely used in educational and industrial IoT development kits for demonstrating proximity sensing technologies.

RFID Transponders, Tags Replacement Considerations

No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Users must verify pinout and protocol compatibility if considering alternative RFID tags from different manufacturers.