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EM4025 EM4125 Read Only Contactless Identification Device with Anticollision Features Description · Anticollision protocol

 

EM MICROELECTRONIC - MARIN SA EM4025 EM4025 EM4125 EM4125 Read Only Contactless Identification Device with Anticollision Features Description · Anticollision protocol to identify a number of transponders (better then 20 tags/s at RF/32 RF/32, 10 tags/s at RF/64 RF/64) · 55 bit memory array, laser programmable ROM · Two mask programmable data rate options: RF/64 RF/64 and RF/32 RF/32 · Data transmission reader to transponder: ASK 100% (OOK) · Data transmission transponder to reader: ASK, Manchester Code · On chip resonance capacitor · On chip supply buffer capacitor & voltage limiter · Large Modulation Depth · Operating frequency 100 ­ 150 kHz · Small chip size convenient for implantation The EM4025 EM4025 is a CMOS integrated circuit for use in electronic Read Only RF Transponders, often known as a RFID Tag. The circuit is powered by an external coil placed in an electromagnetic field, and gets its clock via the coil terminals. The fixed code device identification is programmed at manufacture by laser fusing of polysilicon links. The chip starts at power up in a quiet mode. Downlink Transmission occurs only on command from the reader, normally as part of the anticollision/arbitration scheme. A data rate of 64 or 32 periods of the carrier frequency per data bit is available. Downlink Data is Manchester Coded. Only an external coil is needed to obtain the chip function. A parallel resonant capacitor is integrated. Typical Applications · · · · · Logistics Manufacturing Automation Anti-counterfeiting Industrial transponder Tracking and tracing The EM4125 EM4125 is the same device but with large bumps (Mega Pads) as indicated on the last page of this data sheet. All specified parameters and description are applicable for the EM4125 EM4125 device except resonant capacitor. Typical Operating Configuration COIL1 EM4025 EM4025 L COIL2 L: typical 20.78 mH value for fO = 125 KHz Fig. 1 Copyright 2002, EM Microelectronic-Marin SA 1 www.emmicroelectronic.com