NXP Austria ICODE-SLEV900 RFID Tag User Manual FCC Statement of compliance
NXP Austria GmbH RFID Tag FCC Statement of compliance
Contents
- 1. User manual
- 2. FCC Statement of compliance
FCC Statement of compliance
Author: Franz Amtmann |.Code PHllIPS Date: 1999-06-22 summary of RF Transmission Passive inductive systems are used for identification of persons and items. l-Code is designed especially for the following applications : baggage identification ( for example at the airport ), parcel services, retail ( barcode replacement ), access control.... I°CODE TM Label I°CODETM Reader Module Figl) Basic Principe of the I-Code system Figure 1 shows the basic Principle of the l-Ccde System, which is the same as for all passive transponder systems. l The reader module is inductivé‘coupled with one or more passive transponder. The reader module generates a 13.56 MHz magnetic field which induces a voltage in the tag resonant circuit for powering of the tag.. Nearly all the power is concentrated in the nearfield, the radiated power is much less ( <<10mW ). Data is transmitted to the tag by a 10% ASK modulation of this carrier. This data contains the command ( read, write... ) and optional data which is stored in a EEPROM in the tag. The passive tag responds by changing the load of the field. This change is very low, so the re- radiated signal from the tag is very low ( much below spurious emission limits ). The reader is controlled over a R5232 from an external host computer. SENTON GmbH it” Jmlnwum hum Fvfimlnqswan- 4; D-94815 smut-Aug mam Wham-0 DDSLMGWFA Confidential In'ormatmn Page 1/2 24V Filter and Power supply Demodulalor and Amplifier mrmalm 1. MHZ Anlenna Coupling Circuit 50 Ohm Micv Controller Unit RF Power stage Host Computer Figi24) block diagram of the reader Fig.2.) gives a short overview of the internal blocks of the readers In a 1356 MHz crystal oscillator a 13.56 MHz signal is generated and modulated in the modulator block, which is controlled from the microcontroller unit The RF Power stage amplifies and filters this signal. This filtered signal is supplied with a 50 Ohm cable to the tuned antenna. The passive tag receives this signal, rectifies the carrier for generating the supply voltage, demodulates the signal and if a valid command is detected responds to the reader by using a load modulation technique. which is a small change of the reader field This re-radiated signal is received from the reader antenna, fitted via the 50 Ohm cable to the reader, filtered, demodulated and amplified After an Analogue to Digital conversion this signal is processed in the microcontroller unit FCC Compliance Statement: This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1) This device may not cause harmful interference and 2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Information to the user: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. SENTON Gmbl'l (MVJmllcr-lvum Fvflhungsxlllu A: 315 Slnublnq pcsthdochA Confidential Information Page 2/2
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