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RF (Radio Frequency) Card is a touch-free card that uses a wireless frequency. With an embedded RF chip and
antenna, the card can transmit data to a terminal. Most RF Cards on the market use a low frequency of 125KHz, or a high frequency of 13.56MHz. Low frequency cards (125KHz) are classified into TEMIC and EM cards, depending on the type of chip inside the card. Security companies, such as S-One, CAPS, or KT Telecop, generally issue these cards. High frequency cards (13.56MHz; RF Smart Cards) use Philips (Milfare) or Infineon chips that have been certified to ISO14443A/B. |
Union Community supplies EM and TEMIC cards for 125KHz, and has the technology to support modules and antenna. We also supply ISO14443A/B cards and support modules.
We have applied our technology to several devices and door locks, and have been recognized by many leading security companies.
