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Q: What is the operating frequency of the EM4305 RFID card?
A: It operates at 125kHz, a low-frequency (LF) band commonly used for short-range identification.
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Q: What is the memory capacity of the EM4305 chip, and is it read-write?
A: The EM4305 chip has 512 bits (64 bytes) of EEPROM memory. It supports both read and write operations, with a minimum of 100,000 read/write cycles.
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Q: What is the typical read distance of this RFID card?
A: The standard read distance ranges from 2cm to 10cm. Note that this may vary based on the performance and power of the paired RFID reader.
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Q: Can the dimensions and material of the EM4305 card be customized?
A: Yes. The default size is CR80 (85.6mm × 54mm × 0.76mm), but custom sizes are available. The standard material is PVC, with optional PET, ABS, or paper for specific needs.
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Q: How long can the data on the EM4305 card be retained?
A: The card offers excellent data retention, with a minimum lifespan of 10 years under normal storage and usage conditions.
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Q: What are the operating and storage temperature ranges for this card?
A: – Operating temperature: -20°C to +85°C
- Storage temperature: -40°C to +125°C
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Q: What are the common applications of the Custom 125kHz EM4305 RFID Card?
A: It is widely used in access control systems, time and attendance tracking, campus card systems, parking management, library management, pet identification, and industrial asset tracking.
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Q: Is the EM4305 card programmable with a unique ID?
A: Yes. It can be programmed with a unique identification number (UID) and supports customized data writing for specific application requirements.
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Q: Can this card be used in outdoor or harsh environments?
A: Its wide temperature range and durable materials (e.g., PVC, ABS) make it suitable for most indoor and general outdoor use. For extreme harsh environments, consult the supplier for enhanced material options.
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Q: Does the 125kHz EM4305 card interfere with other electronic devices?
A: Low-frequency 125kHz signals have minimal electromagnetic interference with other electronic devices, making it a stable choice for various environments like offices, schools, and factories.