RFID Chips Datasheets

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.
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Coilcraft, Inc.
Cary, IL
Radwell International
United States
Win Source Electronics
United States
Advantech
United States
Infineon Technologies AG
Germany
KOA Speer Electronics, Inc.
United States
LIXINC Electronics Co., Limited
China
Murata Electronics
United States
Nordic Semiconductor ASA
Norway
Qorvo
United States
Rochester Electronics
United States
Skyworks Solutions, Inc.
United States
Texas Instruments
United States
ams
Austria
GAO Tek, Inc.
Canada
LEGIC Identsystems
Switzerland
3M
United States
Adafruit Industries
United States
Adesto Technologies Corporation, Inc.
United States
AEM, Inc.
United States
AKM Semiconductor, Inc.
United States
American Technical Ceramics Corp.
United States
Amphenol Corporation
United States
ams-OSRAM AG
Cupertino, CA
Anaren, Inc.
East Syracuse, NY
Antenova Ltd.
United States
Atmel Corporation
United States
AVX Corporation
Fountain Inn, SC
Bel Fuse – Circuit Protection
United States
Bourns, Inc.
Riverside, CA
Broadcom Inc.
San Jose, CA
California Eastern Laboratories - CEL
Santa Clara, CA
CML Microcircuits (USA) Inc.
United States
Coherent Corp.
Saxonburg, PA
Cooper Bussmann, Inc.
Ellisville, MO
CTS Corporation
United States
Cypress Semiconductor Corp.
United States
DIODES Incorporated
United States
dresden elektronik ingenieurtechnik gmbh
Germany
Eaton Corporation
Cleveland, OH
EM Microelectronic - US, Inc.
United States
EPCOS AG
Germany
Espressif Systems
China
Fair-Rite Products Corp.
United States
HARWIN
Salem, NH
HIROSE Electric U.S.A., Inc.
United States
Hittite Microwave Corporation
United States
Honeywell Sensing & IoT
United States
Integrated Device Technology
San Jose, CA
ITT Cannon
United States
Johanson Technology, Inc.
United States
KEMET Electronics Corporation
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Knowles
Itasca, IL
Laird Connectivity
United States
Laird Technologies
United States
Leader Tech, Inc.
United States
Linx Technologies
Merlin, OR
M5Stack
China
MACOM
Lowell, MA
MaxLinear, Inc.
United States
Melexis NV
Belgium
Micrel, Inc.
United States
Microchip Technology, Inc.
United States
Micron Technology, Inc.
Boise, ID
Microsemi Corp.
United States
Mini-Circuits
United States
Molex
United States
Narda-MITEQ
United States
NEC Corporation
United States
Newark, An Avnet Company
United States
NIC Components Corp.
United States
NJR Corporation
United States
NXP Semiconductors
United States
Omron Electronics Ltd.
United Kingdom
onsemi
United States
Panasonic
Newark, NJ
Parallax, Inc.
United States
PCTEL, Inc.
United States
Pi Supply
United Kingdom
pSemi
United States
Pulse Electronics Corporation
San Diego, CA
QUALCOMM, Incorporated
San Diego, CA
Radiall
United States
Renesas Electronics Corporation
Milpitas, CA
ROHM Semiconductor USA, LLC
Santa Clara, CA
Semtech Corp.
Camarillo, CA
Sierra Wireless, Inc.
Canada
Silicon Labs
Austin, TX
SIMCom Wireless Solutions Limited
China
Spectrum Control
Fairview, PA
STMicroelectronics
Switzerland
Susumu International USA
United States
Taiyo Yuden Co., Ltd.
Japan
TDK Corporation
Japan
TE Connectivity ™
Berwyn, PA
Texas Instruments Standard Linear and Logic
United States
Torex Semiconductor, Ltd.
Japan
Vishay Intertechnology, Inc.
United States
Walsin Technology Corporation
Taiwan
Wurth Electronics ICS, Inc.
United States
Yageo USA
United States
Zilog
United States