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Access control cards / Key cards
Plastic cards equipped with an information carrier intended for automatic reading in electronic devices
can find a place wherever it is required to identify the holder.
ACCESS CARDS
You can find examples in:
- access control systems, where only the authorized people have the right to reside in certain areas (e.g. hotel rooms, laboratories, warehouses), or the use of specific devices (computers, photocopiers, etc.).
- time attendance systems, requiring employees to record daily entry and exit from the workplace, which allows for greater control of actual hours worked and the corresponding adjustment of wages.
Due to some weaknesses in the use of cards in access control systems (the possibility, that the card will be lost or use by a third party), to increase security of the system there are also few methods of biometric identification (voice recognition, fingerprint, retina) recommended.
What is new?
Verifying and personalising according with the Unique/Mifare ID.
Types and applications
Mifare Classic 1K 13.56 MHz contactless cards
Another example is work time registration systems, requiring employees to register daily entry and exit from the workplace, which allows for increased control of the actual hours worked and appropriate remuneration regulation.
Mifare Classic 1 kb module, specification:
for reading and writingoperating frequency: 13.56 MHztotal memory: 1 kbyte (high)data codinguser-definable access to each block of memoryoption to place up to 16 different applications in the moduleunique serial number
Before ordering, we suggest testing our samples with the above [...]
Smart cards, chip cards, memory and processor cards
ATM cards are used to make cash withdrawals at an ATM or other operations that can be performed using this device.
Similar cards, most often of a lower level of security, are used in such systems as: mobile phones, digital television set-top boxes, telephone chips, car registration, multi-ride tickets, parking cards, petrol cards, keys for electronic locks.
Smart cards are characterised by greater durability of the recording. The record on the chip card is made through the electric [...]
Contactless cards Unique EM 4100 125 kHz
Another example is work time registration systems, requiring employees to register daily entry and exit from the workplace, which allows for increased control of the actual hours worked and appropriate salary regulation.
Unique EM 4100 module, specification:
read-onlyoperating frequency: 125 kHz (low)memory: 64 bits64-bit unique serial number
Before ordering, we suggest testing our samples with the above module. The sample is free and will confirm compatibility with your system.
Specification of a standard proximity card:
material: white PVC
format: 86x54 mm (CR-80)
thickness: [...]
Hotel cards
The use of a plastic equivalent of a metal key positively influences the hotel's prestige. The card is lighter and can additionally contain useful for the guest information about the hotel (restaurant opening hours, Wi-Fi password, etc.)
The plastic hotel card allows you to:
easy and quick access to the room,the ability to block the card / remove from the system,easy storage (eg in the wallet),the ability to re-encode information,personalized appearance of the key card (in the [...]
Magnetic stripe cards LoCo / HiCo
Currently, two types of strips are used for magnetic cards:
LoCo (low coercivity) - low coercivity of the belt - approx. 300 oeHiCo (high coercivity) - high coercivity coefficient - up to 4000 oe
A magnetic strip is a tape on which information can be coded. The magnetic stripe is read by dragging the card through the reader.
The magnetic strip allows for repeated recording and reading of information in digital form.
Record and read data from the card allows [...]
