RC522 RFID reader module 13.56MHz + card + keychain - Arduino - CLONE - range 1cm

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RC522 RFIO reader module + card + keychain - Arduino

RFID contactless access control module. It allows you to build alarm systems, access systems, employee time control, etc.

Perfect for uC AVR systems, Arduino, PIC, and others. Ready-made libraries for Arduino IDE facilitate operation and speed of system creation.

Product features

  • The RC522 Rfid module is a highly integrated system for reading and writing (13.56MH) contactless cards
  • The module is easy to use, cheap, and applies to user equipment development, reader and advanced application development, user RF card terminal design need/production.
  • The module supports the CRYPTO1 fast encryption algorithm, Mifare product terminology validation.
  • The module uses a voltage of 3.3V
  • Communication via the SPI interface using simple commands
  • Working range - up to 10mm

Technical data

  • Working current: 13-26mA
  • Supply voltage: 3.3V
  • No-load current: 10-13mA
  • Sleep current: below 80ua
  • SPI Interfaces Module Parameter
  • Data transfer rate: maximum 10Mbit/s
  • Supported card types:
    • mifare1 S50, S70
    • Mifare Ultralight
    • Mifare1
    • Mifare Pro
    • MIFARE DESFire
  • Dimensions: 40x60mm

Our expert advises

The module is a clone, which can be recognized by the inscription on the product as RFIO and not RFID, and its SPI bus address is 0x88 and not 0x92. This is manifested by changes in the antenna layout, where the capacitors should be arranged in a different order. You should replace capacitors C6 with C8 and C11 with C9 so that C6, C7, C10 and C11 have a capacity of 15 pF, and C8 and C9 180 pF, this procedure will restore a larger reading range of cards and key fobs.

Included

  • RC522 reader
  • Card
  • Pendant
  • Pins to be soldered: straight and angled - goldpin strips

Product features

  • Libraries for Arduino

Arduino connection diagram

Video materials

RC522 RFID module

video courtesy of Elektro Maras - YouTube channel