ICODE SLIX ISO15693 proximity card
Cards proximity RFID I-CODE SLIX 13.56MHz
ICODE SLIX ISO 15693 RFID card
ICODE RFID cards with the original NXP SLIX chip (SL2S2002) meeting the ISO 15693 and ISO 18000-3 standards. A characteristic feature of I-CODE proximity cards is high data transmission efficiency, long range and support for advanced data security mechanisms.
ICODE SLIX systems are widely used in anti-theft electronic article surveillance systems and warehouse management.
ICODE SLIX cards are fully compatible with the previous generation SLI systems. Additionally, the ICODE SLIX system provides higher speed and better range of data transmission.
RFID ICODE SLIX
ICODE proximity cards have 128B (1024 bit) EEPROM memory divided into 32 blocks, each with a length of 4B. 112B of memory is available to the user.
The cards have a range of up to 20 cm (writing and reading) and a data transmission speed of up to 53 kbit/s. The theoretical range of the ICODE standard is up to 1.5 m, and the reading speed is up to 60 tags in 1 second using an anti-collision mechanism.
Security:
Unique identifier UID 8B (64 bit)
Password write lock for individual memory blocks
Lock for DSFID systems, AFI, EAS
32-bit password for AFI, EAS systems
Compatibility with RFID standards
ISO 15693-2
ISO 15693-3
ISO 18000-3
EPC
EAS
AFI
DSFID
Personalization
This product can be personalized with double-sided full-color edge-to-edge printing, printing of identification data, etc.
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Application
Warehouse management and supply chain management:
- libraries
- protection against counterfeiting of products (authentication confirmation)
- marking of medical products
- tracking goods and documents
Anti-theft systems
Personal records
RFID software
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Quality
The manufacturer guarantees 100,000 read/write operations of ICODE RFID chips.
Data retention for ICODE SLIX chips is a maximum of 50 years.
More about quality control procedures
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