13.56Mhz High Frequency Cards (ISO15693, ISO14443, ISO18000-3)

High frequency is the most diverse category of contactless and RFID smart card and is used extensively for college / university ID cards, in access control and identification, as retail payments and loyalty cards, and in transport and ticketing. 13.56Mhz HF cards are covered by ISO/IEC 14443A/B or ISO/IEC 15693 standards and range from simple fixed memory to high security Java and PKI processor cards. With medium read range and high data communication speeds, HF cards - often referred to as "vicinity cards" - are the go to choice for applications that require secure communication and large amounts of data to be shared between card and reader. Common 13.56Mhz cards offered by OPRFID include:

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SRT512: ISO 14443B chip with 512bit EEPROM and write protection.
SRi512: ISO 14443B chip with 512bit EEPROM including 160bit OTP memory and write protection.
SRi2k: ISO 14443B chip with 2048bit EEPROM including 160bit OTP memory and write protection.
SRi4k: ISO 14443B chip with 4096bit EEPROM including 160bit OTP memory and write protection.
SRiX4k: ISO 14443B chip with 4096bit EEPROM including 160bit OTP memory and write protection and proprietary anti-cloning tech.
Icode SLI: ISO 15693 chip with 1024bit EEPROM and password protected read/write.
Icode SLI-S: ISO 15693 chip with 1280bit EEPROM and password protected read/write.
Icode SLI-X: ISO 15693 chip with 896bit EEPROM.
Icode SLI-X2: ISO 15693 chip with 2528bit EEPROM and password protected read/write and 16bit counter.
LRi1K: ISO 15693 chip with 1024bit EEPROM and high (up to 1.5m) read range.
LRi2K: ISO 15693 chip with 2048bit EEPROM and high (up to 1.5m) read range.
LRiS2K: ISO 15693 chip with 2048bit EEPROM plus password protection and high (up to 1.5m) read range.
LRiS64K: ISO 15693 chip with 65536bit EEPROM plus password protection and high (up to 1.5m) read range.
Texas Instruments TI Tag-it HF-I: ISO 15693 chip with 64bit factory-programmed UID and 256bit EEPROM user programmable memory.
Texas Instruments TI Tag-it HF-I Plus: ISO 15693 chip with 64bit factory-programmed UID and 2048bit EEPROM user programmable memory.
Texas Instruments TI Tag-it HF-I Pro: ISO 15693 chip with 64bit factory-programmed UID and 256bit EEPROM user programmable memory including password write/password kill function.
Legic Prime MIM256: ISO 14443"F" chip with 256byte EEPROM and proprietary Legic RF protocol.
Legic Prime MIM1024: ISO 14443"F" chip with 1024byte EEPROM and proprietary Legic RF protocol.
Infineon my-d vicinity SRF 55V02P: ISO 15693 and ISO 18000-3 chip with 2.5Kbit EEPROM and both plain and secure modes.
Infineon my-d vicinity SRF 55V10P: ISO 15693 and ISO 18000-3 chip with 10Kbit EEPROM and both plain and secure modes.
Infineon my-d move SLE 66R01LN: ISO 14443A chip with 576bit EEPROM.
Infineon my-d move SLE 66R01PN: ISO 14443A chip with 1216bit EEPROM.
Atmel AT88SC0808CRF: ISO 14443B chip with 1024byte EEPROM and 256byte configuration zone with cryptomemory and 64-bit Mutual Authentication Protocol.
Atmel AT88SC1616CRF: ISO 14443B chip with 2048byte EEPROM and 256byte configuration zone with cryptomemory and 64-bit Mutual Authentication Protocol.
Atmel AT88SC3216CRF: ISO 14443B chip with 4096byte EEPROM and 256byte configuration zone with cryptomemory and 64-bit Mutual Authentication Protocol.

Atmel AT88SC6416CRF: ISO 14443B chip with 8192byte EEPROM and 256byte configuration zone with cryptomemory and 64-bit Mutual Authentication Protocol.

13.56Mhz High Frequency Cards (HF)
NFC chips use the same 13.56Mhz frequency as all other high frequency cards but follow the strict NFC Forum Compliance Standard to ensure that they are compatible with any NFC phone or device. The NFC standard is based on ISO 14443, Sony's FeliCa, and ISO 18092 and was created to ensure a secure form of data exchange between card and reader. Common NFC cards offered by OPRFID include:
NTAG203: Early NFC Forum Type 2 tag with 168byte memory. Cost effective and can encode up to 132 total characters.
NTAG210: Limited availability NFC Forum Type 2 tag with 80byte memory. Cost effective and good read range, can encode up to 41 total characters.
NTAG213: Replacement for NTAG203 - NFC Forum Type 2 tag with 180byte memory. Cost effective and excellent read range, can encode up to 132 total characters.
NTAG215: Limited availability NFC Forum Type 2 tag with 540byte memory. Good read range and can encode up to 492 total characters.
NTAG216: Higher priced NFC Forum Type 2 tag with 924byte memory. Good read range and can encode up to 854 total characters.
Topaz 512: NFC Forum Type 2 tag with 512byte memory. Good read range and can encode up to 449 total characters.
MIFARE Ultralight®: NFC Forum Type 2 tag with 64byte memory. Cost effective with good read range and can encode up to 41 total characters.
MIFARE Ultralight® C: NFC Forum Type 2 tag with 192byte memory and encryption. High price with low read range and can encode up to 132 total characters.
Infineon my-d NFC SLE 66R16P: NFC Forum Type 2 tag 2048byte EEPROM and up to 1024bytes NFC memory.
Infineon my-d NFC SLE 66R16P: NFC Forum Type 2 tag 4096byte EEPROM and up to 2048bytes NFC memory.