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USB NFC reader/writer
A USB NFC reader/writer concept for a defined set of supported tags, protocols and host tools.
Explore readers, development devices, sample tags and learning bundles for RFID and NFC work on systems you own or are authorised to test.
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A USB NFC reader/writer concept for a defined set of supported tags, protocols and host tools.
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A Proxmark research-device option with its exact hardware revision, firmware and included antennas specified individually.
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A Flipper Zero research-device option with genuine sourcing and the included accessories confirmed before an order.
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A sample pack of blank NFC tags for learning on your own labelled media, with tag types and capacities stated.
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A low-frequency RFID tag pack concept for a reader and protocol combination specified in advance.
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A high-frequency RFID card pack concept for repeatable exercises with compatible readers and software.
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An NFC antenna-development kit concept for exploring matched circuits and reader configurations on the bench.
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A contact smart-card reader concept for cards and host software using the supported interface and protocols.
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An RFID shielding-pouch concept with dimensions and any blocking claim tied to documented testing.
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A matched reader-and-tag bundle concept for learning the fundamentals of RFID and NFC in a controlled lab.
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Low-frequency RFID, high-frequency RFID, NFC and contact smart cards are different technologies. Match the reader, antenna and sample media to the protocol you want to study. A shared frequency does not establish support for every card format, application or access-control system.