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This paper presents a development of 125 KHz ubiquitous RFID tag signal detector system that can be used as a door lock for home security. The RFID tag signal detector or also known as RFID reader ...

The M1 can detect, record, and emulate RFID cards and fobs, including smart locks and even animal microchip tags. It has a specialized 125 kHz antenna designed to work with common access system ...

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Description of the feature you're suggesting. I have an RFID Card that cannot be emulated by the flipper. I would like for the flipper zero to understand the format and emulate it. This does extend ...

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The prefix mega (M) equals 1 million and, thus, a single megahertz (MHz) is equal to 1 million Hz. In RFID systems, two common frequencies are 125 kHz and 13.56 MHz. Many read-only proximity cards ...

The RFID tags stores a 12 digit unique number which can be decoded by an EM18 reader module, when the tag comes in range with the Reader. This module operates at a frequency of 125 kHz, which is ...