RI-ANT-P02A-00

Rfid Antennas Overview

The RI-ANT-P02A-00 is a passive RFID stick antenna manufactured by Texas Instruments, designed for operation at the 134.2 kHz frequency. It features a compact mini RFM form factor with an integrated 0.1m cable attachment for connectivity. The component is part of the RI-ANT series and is classified as non-compliant with RoHS standards. This antenna serves as a specialized interface for low-frequency RFID systems.

Rfid Antennas Feature Summary

• Stick antenna design optimized for low-frequency RFID applications
• Integrated 0.1m cable attachment for system integration
• Mini RFM form factor for compact deployment

Rfid Antennas Applications

• Low-frequency RFID reader systems
• Animal identification tracking setups
• Industrial access control interfaces

Rfid Antennas Procurement Notes

Verify RoHS non-compliance status prior to procurement, as this component does not meet current environmental regulations. Confirm the 0.1m cable length requirement matches your system integration needs. Check availability status as the part may be obsolete or limited in supply. Ensure compatibility with 134.2 kHz reader hardware before ordering.

Rfid Antennas Selection Notes

Select this model specifically for 134.2 kHz operational requirements. Consider the stick antenna form factor for directional coupling needs. Evaluate the fixed 0.1m cable length against installation constraints. Compare against other RI-ANT series variants if different frequencies or cable lengths are required for the application.

Rfid Antennas Part Context

This component belongs to the Texas Instruments RI-ANT series of RFID antennas. It is distinct from the RI-I02-114A-S1 tag inlay and the RI-ANT-S02C-00 variant. The part functions as a peripheral interface rather than a transponder or tag element within the broader RFID ecosystem.

Rfid Antennas Replacement Considerations

Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify if the RI-ANT-S02C-00 offers similar specifications, though specific functional equivalence cannot be guaranteed without detailed datasheet comparison.