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Images | Mfr.Part # | Category/Manufacturer/Package/Packaging | RoHS | Price | Quantity | Operate |
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 | CU500-12ANT-ICODE CU500-12ANT-ICODE | Category：RFID Modules Manufacturer：GZSJ Package：5.0×6.6cm Packaging：Bag |  | |||
| CUT200-ICID-ZD CUT200-ICID-ZD | Category：RFID Modules Manufacturer：GZSJ Package：3.56×5.60cm Packaging：Bag | | |||
| ANT522-X2 ANT522-X2 | Category：RFID Modules Manufacturer：GZSJ Package：100mm×100mm Packaging：Bag | | |||
| CU100-DES CU100-DES | Category：RFID Modules Manufacturer：GZSJ Package：2.03×3.56cm Packaging：Bag | | |||
| MUT100 3.56×5.60cm RFID Modules ROHS | Category：RFID Modules Manufacturer：GZSJ Package：3.56×5.60cm Packaging：Bag | | |||
| MW100-W34 2.03×3.56cm RFID Modules ROHS | Category：RFID Modules Manufacturer：GZSJ Package：2.03×3.56cm Packaging：Bag | | |||
| ANT522-X1 ANT522-X1 | Category：RFID Modules Manufacturer：GZSJ Package：50mm×70mm Packaging：Bag | | |||
| ANT522-M3 ANT522-M3 | Category：RFID Modules Manufacturer：GZSJ Package：33mm×48mm Packaging：Bag | | |||
| ANT50-X5070 ANT50-X5070 | Category：RFID Modules Manufacturer：GZSJ Package：50mm×70mm Packaging：Bag | | |||
| CU100-A 2.03×3.56cm RFID Modules ROHS | Category：RFID Modules Manufacturer：GZSJ Package：2.03×3.56cm Packaging：Bag | |
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RFID ModulesRFID (radio-frequency identification) modules are electronic devices that use radio waves to communicate with and read information from RFID tags or other RFID-enabled devices. RFID technology is commonly used for a wide range of applications, including inventory tracking, access control, and asset management. RFID modules typically include an RFID reader or reader/writer, which is used to communicate with RFID tags, as well as additional components such as an antenna and control circuitry. RFID modules are commonly used in combination with other electronics, such as microcontrollers or computers, to create RFID-enabled systems and applications.
