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AS3980 - UHF RFID Single Chip Reader EPC

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The AS3980 is an UHF RFID reader IC enabling battery-powered, small form-factor handheld and embedded UHF reader systems for a single tag environment of EPC Class1 Gen2 compliant UHF RFID tags.

The device directly supports ISO 18000-6C/ EPC Class1 Gen2 transponders in a single-tag environment.

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Part number AS3980
Manufacturer ams OSRAM
File Size 433.26 KB
Description UHF RFID Single Chip Reader EPC
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AS3980 UHF RFID Single Chip Reader EPC Class1 Gen2 General Description The AS3980 is an UHF RFID reader IC enabling battery-powered, small form-factor handheld and embedded UHF reader systems for a single tag environment of EPC Class1 Gen2 compliant UHF RFID tags. The device directly supports ISO 18000-6C/ EPC Class1 Gen2 transponders in a single-tag environment. The AS3980 operates at very low power, which means that this advanced RFID reader IC is suitable for use in portable and battery-powered equipment such as mobile phones. AS3980 requires only an external simple 8-bit μC to create a complete RFID reader system. AS3980 is highly integrated and implements the RFID functions on chip thus eliminating a need for a complex RFID co-processor.
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