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MFRC-522 RFID RC522 Module with Antenna – SPI Interface IC Card Reader/Writer for Arduino & Microcontrollers
Discover the MFRC-522 RFID RC522 module with built-in antenna – a versatile SPI interface reader/writer for Arduino and microcontrollers. Perfect for MIFARE card applications in access control, tagging, and IoT projects.
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2,24€
2,64€
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Key points
- Highly compatible with Arduino and other microcontrollers
- Built-in antenna for reliable RFID signal detection
- Supports reading and writing to MIFARE cards
- Low power consumption and compact design
- Easy SPI interface for quick setup and programming View product presentation
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France
Shipping fee 3,20€
Delivery: may 07 - 12
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Product presentation
Unlock Smart Projects with the Reliable MFRC-522 RFID Module!
The MFRC-522 RFID RC522 module is a high-performance, low-power integrated circuit designed for reading and writing to ISO/IEC 14443A-compliant RFID cards and tags. Featuring an onboard antenna and SPI interface, this compact module enables seamless integration with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and other microcontroller platforms. Ideal for access control systems, inventory tracking, attendance monitoring, and DIY smart projects, it supports both read and write operations on MIFARE cards. With its reliable communication protocol and robust design, the MFRC-522 ensures fast and accurate data transmission, making it a go-to solution for hobbyists and professionals alike.
| Dissipation Power Reader module |
| Application Reader module |
| Brand Name REALPOY |
| Model Number RC522 |
| High-concerned chemical None |
| Package Reader module |
| Operating Temperature Reader module |
| Origin Mainland China |
| is_customized Yes |
| Condition New |
| Type Voltage Regulator |
| Supply Voltage Reader module |
Reviews
Perfect for my school project. Read/write functions work flawlessly.
Stable connection and fast response time. Slightly tricky to solder, but worth it.
Works perfectly with my Arduino Uno. Easy to set up and very responsive.
