900 MHz RFID Reader Offers Long Read Range Up To 15m

DAILY RFID has recently released its 900 MHz UHF Long range RFID reader DL910 with globally-compliant options, performance efficiency, and rugged design. It offers a long read range of up to 15m basing on different RFID tags.

This rugged 900 MHz RFID reader features a standard industry read distance to meet the specific need of the users, ranging form 8 meters to 15 meters. It is specially...

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Can I read long range RFID tags with any NFC enabled ...

Can I read long range RFID tags with any NFC enabled Android phone?

Is it possible to read long range (100m) RFID tags on any NFC enabled Android phone?

Usecase: if I hide 3 long range RFID tags in a field and walk across the field, would my phone be able to pick up the signal of those 3 tags while they come in range?

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High power RFID uses 868MHz or 900MHz frequency bands, and up...

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Exhibition introduced - Internet of things fair,RFID ...

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Venue Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center,Hall 1, 6, 7, 8, 9�

Organizer Ulink Media

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RFID system that integrates with Raspberry Pi Model B?

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Great link to full tutorial. Definitely worth a read. +1 -� ppumkin Jul 15 '14 at 17:34

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Thanks @Phil Vallone (+1) - a few quick followup questions; as after reading the product page, I'm a bit confused. (1) How do I connect the NFC chip to the RPi: UART, FTDI, SPI, other? (2) If I wanted to write software that controlled when the NFC chip scans for tags, and how to handle...

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