D058
Kerzz Mifare Card (Key Card)
A Mifare system uses smart cards that carry a microchip and a small piece of software inside.
A Mifare system uses smart cards that carry a microchip and a small piece of software inside. The card runs at 13.56 MHz and holds an antenna alongside the chip, so the data on it can be read and stored over radio without any card loader.
Technical Specifications
Highlights
- The microprocessor sits inside the card, so water and the outside world do not reach it
- The data cannot be copied outside the system by anyone with bad intent, and it neither corrupts nor goes missing
- Unaffected by magnets or magnetic environments
- Being a passive card, it neither generates nor emits magnetic waves
- Contactless — the card never goes into the reader
Technical specifications
- Frequency
- 13,56 MHz
- Antenna
- Inside the card, together with the chip
- Read range
- 10–20 cm, depending on the reader
Who It's For
- Student ID and student transactions
- Staff access control
- Electronic passports
- Car park systems
- Automated payment applications
