3117 UHF RFID Module
- Max sensitivity: -88 dBm
- 1x MMCX antenna port
- Enclosed form factor
3417 UHF RFID Module
- Max sensitivity: -88 dBm
- 4x MMCX antenna ports
- Enclosed form factor
3419 UHF RFID Module
- Max sensitivity: -92 dBm
- 4x MMCX antenna ports
- Enclosed form factor
3117 UHF RFID Module (Board Mount)
- Max sensitivity: -88 dBm
- 1x antenna connection
- Castellated edges
3417 UHF RFID Module (Board Mount)
- Max sensitivity: -88 dBm
- 4x antenna connections
- Castellated edges
Embed TSL’s sophisticated UHF RFID read/write technology within your own products
TSL® have used decades of industry leading mobile RFID experience to design and manufacture a family of high performance, energy efficient UHF RFID modules that can be easily integrated into OEM applications such as mobile/battery powered devices or small, fixed reader applications.
The compact and slim form factor of these modules provide flexible mounting options, supported by industry standard USB and serial UART port interfaces combined with four configurable 3.3V I/O lines. The 50 Ω MMCX antenna ports/connections provide the freedom to specify an antenna perfectly tuned to your unique application.
These class-leading modules support multiple RF modes including High Sensitivity Mode and Dense Reader Mode (DRM). The Impinj E710 chip in the 3117 and 3417 modules features an additional High Speed Tag Acquisition Mode and the latest anti-collision recognition algorithms, enabling read rates of ≥ 1200 tags/s. The 3419 UHF RFID RAIN Reader Module is our ultra high-sensitivity, flagship model, sporting a top-end Impinj E910 reader chip. Software programmable output power allows the conducted output to be configured in 0.1 dBm steps from 1 up to the regulatory maximum.
TSL’s STORM RFID protocol (a sophisticated, parameterised set of commands that carry out multiple actions locally within the RFID module) makes embedded integration a breeze, reducing time-to-market and development costs. Multiple complex tag operations can be executed using simple pre-configured commands.
TSL provides the free, comprehensive STORM Protocol SDK, allowing development in C, C# and Java languages on platforms including .NET, Android, Windows and Linux.