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TW-R30-K2

HF Tag

Technical data

Type

TW-R30-K2

ID

6900506

Remark to product

Not suitable for direct mounting on metal

Data transfer

Inductive coupling

Technology

HF RFID

Operating frequency

13.56 MHz

Memory type

FRAM

Chip

Fujitsu MB89R118

Memory

2048  Byte

Memory

Read/Write

Freely usable memory

2000  Byte

Number of read operations

unlimited

Number of write operations

1010

Typical read time

0.5 ms/Byte

Typical write time

0.5 ms/Byte

Radio communication and protocol

standards

ISO 15693

NFC Typ 5

Minimum distance to metal

10  mm

Temperature during read/write access

-40…+85  °C

Temperature outside detection range

-40…+90  °C

140 °C, 1x100 h

Design

Hard tag, R30

Diameter

30 mm +/- 0.5 mm

Internal diameter

5.2 mm +/- 0.3 mm

Housing height

3 mm +/- 0.5 mm

Features

■The tags must undergo adequate stress

tests within the proposed temperature

processes before deployment.

■The following stress test was performed on

this tag:

Cyclic temperature stress: 5 min at -40 °C –

5 min at 90 °C

Number of tested cycles: 100, transition

period: 30 seconds

Continuous load: 140 °C for 100 hours

■This successfully performed test does not

imply suitability for a specific application,

but merely serves as proof of the basic

usability.

■FRAM memory 2 kB

■Not for direct mounting on metal

Functional principle

The HF read/write devices operating at a

frequency of 13.56 MHz form a transmission

zone the size of which (0…500 mm) varies,

depending on the combination of read/write

head and tag used.

The read/write distances mentioned here only

represent standard values measured under

laboratory conditions, free from any influences

caused by surrounding materials.

The read/write distances of tags suitable for

mounting in/on metal were determined in/on

metal.

Attainable distances may vary by up to 30

% due to component tolerances, mounting

conditions, ambient conditions and material

qualities (especially when mounted in metal).

Testing of the application under real operating

conditions is therefore essential, especially

with on-the-fly reading and writing!