MIFARE Plus S 2k proximity card
Mifare Plus S 2048B AES-128 NFC RFID proximity cards
Mifare Plus S 2k NFC card
Proximity cards fully compatible with the Mifare Classic standard (S50 1k and S70 4k), additionally enriched with an advanced AES-128 security mechanism. Mifare Plus S RFID cards have 2048B of memory.
The NFC proximity card enables wireless exchange of information (writing and reading) with devices equipped with an NFC module. Just touch the Mifare card to the reader to start communication.
AES-128 and 2048B memory
The proximity cards support the advanced AES-128 data encryption standard. It is also possible to use the standard security mechanisms used in Mifare Classic. Mifare Plus S magnetic cards have 2048B of memory.
NFC Mifare - technical information
The proximity cards operate at a frequency of 13.56 MHz and are fully compatible with the ISO/IEC 14443A standard. Access to memory is the same as on Mifare 1k and Mifare 4k cards. Each memory sector can be write/read protected using a defined 48b or 128b (AES) access key. The devices do not have an internal power supply, so there is no need to replace/charge the battery.
Compatibility with NFC standards
ISO 14443A
NDEF
AES-128
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
The use of RFID cards is similar to the use of Mifare Classic cards, with the indication that they should be used there where data security is of particular importance:
Public transport / electronic tickets
Access control (schools, office spaces, student dormitories, government organizations)
Road tolls
Micropayments
Loyalty programs
Automated parking lots
Identification / monitoring of goods
Many other ideas for fast, extremely safe, wireless transferring information
NFC software
Are you interested in creating custom software using NFC technology?
Quality
We guarantee PLN 200,000. readings/writing on NFC Mifare Plus S cards.
More about quality control procedures
More information about NFC technology can be found on our company's blog.
You have an idea for using NFC technology, but you are not sure whether it will be implemented possible? Contact us.