Coilcraft, Inc. Datasheets for RFID Chips
RFID Chips, or radio frequency identification chips use radio signals to transmit data over short distances. They are typically used for security, tracking and identification applications. RFID Chips can be paired with other circuitry to create a RFID tag or reader.
RFID Chips: Learn more
| Product Name | Notes |
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| Our 4308RV Series High Temperature RFID transponder coils are designed for RFID applications at 125kHz. Their low profile and extended length allow longer read ranges and provide higher Q. For... | |
| Our 4312RV Series of RFID transponder coils is made of a rugged design and is approved for tire pressure monitoring (TPMS) systems. For RFID applications at 125kHz Designed to withstand... | |
| Our 4513TC Series of RFID transponder coils was designed for high performance with higher sensitivity and greater read distances than other coils of this size. For RFID applications at 125... | |
| Our 5315TC Series of RFID transponder coils was developed for tire pressure monitoring systems and designed to handle harsh mechanical environments. For RFID applications at 125kHz Designed to withstand harsh... | |
| Our ZXC Series of compact z-axis coil provides a 3rd dimension ID with other X-Y RFID coils. Values range from 2.48 mH to 14.8 mH. Inductance is specified at 125... | |
| The PA6512-AE z-axis coil is optimized for 13.56 MHz NFC/RFID tag applications and requires 85% less board space compared to antennas designed for a PCB, yet still has 50% of... | |
| Designed for Near Field Magnetic Induction (NFMI) for syncing earbuds/headphones, hearing aids, and other IoT wearable devices in audio data streaming applications. Optimized for use at 10.579 MHz Small surface... | |
| Developed to work with austriamicrosystems AS3935 Franklin Lightning Sensor IC For antenna applications at 500 kHz to 2 MHz Designed to tolerate harsh mechanical environments Plastic base provides exceptional durability... |