Dear NXP-Community,
I hope this is the right place to ask.
I would like to build a 125 khz reader for Hitag S tags that allow to read at least 3 tags simultaneous within a range of 10 cm. The antenna may hav a size of 130x220 mm.
Can you suggest me which chip to use in my reader? HTRC110 can do the work?
Thanks
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Hello @abderr
The reader basically asks tags or cards to respond depending on their serial number or some other number. If two or more tags respond, the reader asks again in a slightly different way, and then continues to do this until only a single tag responds.
For Anti-collision algorithm of Hitag S, please check command AC SEQUENCE that is in page 9 of datasheet.
Thank you for your interest in NXP Semiconductor products and for the opportunity to serve you.
Best regards,
Kelly
Technical Support
NXP Semiconductor
Hello @abderr
HTRC110 is available for reading/writing Hitag S. But it may not work with multiple cards at the same time.
You may have misunderstood the concept of anti-collision. Normally, the reader can read and write only one RF card in the magnetic field at a time. However, when multiple cards enter the RF field of the reader at the same time, the reader needs to select a single card for read and write operations. This is anti-collision. Hope the above reply could help you.
Thank you for your interest in NXP Semiconductor products and for the opportunity to serve you.
Best regards,
Kelly
Technical Support
NXP Semiconductor
Thank you for your reply.
So if I understood correctly, when 3 tags enter the RF field at the same time, I have to send a select command to only one tag, then after reading its contents, I have to switch to another and so on ...
But to select a tag, I have to read its uuid first. How to retrieve the uuids of the 3 tags when they are in the RF field at the same time?
Thanks in advance
Cordially
Hello @abderr
The reader basically asks tags or cards to respond depending on their serial number or some other number. If two or more tags respond, the reader asks again in a slightly different way, and then continues to do this until only a single tag responds.
For Anti-collision algorithm of Hitag S, please check command AC SEQUENCE that is in page 9 of datasheet.
Thank you for your interest in NXP Semiconductor products and for the opportunity to serve you.
Best regards,
Kelly
Technical Support
NXP Semiconductor