Difference between revisions of "Arduino/RFID-Reader"
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An rfid reader could be made using an arduino, a simple circuit, and winding our own antenna: [http://arduino.cc/playground/Main/DIYRFIDReader DIYRFIDReader] | An rfid reader could be made using an arduino, a simple circuit, and winding our own antenna: [http://arduino.cc/playground/Main/DIYRFIDReader DIYRFIDReader] | ||
− | The fobs we want to read are of the Proxkey IIII variant which operate at 125kHz: [http://www. | + | The fobs we want to read are of the Proxkey IIII variant which operate at 125kHz: [http://www.nodaccess.com/media/content/files/proxkeyIII_ds_en.pdf proxkeyIII_ds_en.pdf] |
==Bill Of Materials== | ==Bill Of Materials== |
Revision as of 16:43, 15 March 2013
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Skills | etching, soldering, tweaking |
Status | Active |
Niche | Electronics |
Purpose | Use in other project |
For use in Doorbot.
An rfid reader could be made using an arduino, a simple circuit, and winding our own antenna: DIYRFIDReader
The fobs we want to read are of the Proxkey IIII variant which operate at 125kHz: proxkeyIII_ds_en.pdf
Bill Of Materials
Resistors:
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8K(8k2 or 4k7+3k3) -
2 x 12K -
2 x 100K -
220K -
1M
Capacitors:
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2 x 1nF -
7nF(6.8) -
15nF -
2 x 100nF
Op-amps:
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2 x LM324N(LM324NE3 sampled)
Diodes:
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2 x 1N914
Coil:
- 35 turns @ 3.25"D