How to Build an RFID Reader Last Updated on Wednesday, 30 May 2012 05:47 Let’s face it, even though there are a wide variety of RFID readers available, there are still implementations where an off-the-shelf system isn’t “close” enough to meet the requirements. So what do you do when your project requires a UHF RFID-enabled device that just doesn’t exist? You build your own. The RFID Network produced a 30 minute episode for our cable TV series titled, How to RFID Enable Anything. It includes segments from the below videos as well as additional information. Step 1: Choose Your Development Path The first decision that needs to be made after you've decided to build your own reader, is your development path. Discrete Components or RFID Reader Chip or an RFID Reader Module? There are a number of critical considerations when making this decision. Step 2: Select the RFID reader module best suited for your application If you had to start from scratch, building your own RFID-enabled device would be extremely challenging.
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