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7 / 16 page ![]() 2002 May 24 7 Philips Semiconductors Product specification I-CODE Long range reader module hardware SLRM900 7 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION handbook, full pagewidth MGW306 I/O (optional) HOST SYSTEM SLRM900 antenna I - CODE label 1 I - CODE label n POWER SUPPLY Fig.6 System overview. 7.1 System overview The SLRM900 is part of a complete Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) system (see Fig.6). The SLRM900 can communicate with I-CODE smart labels. The device consists of a two-way communication transmitter and receiver, for generating, transmitting, receiving, and processing identification signals. In the transmit mode, the microcontroller board generates data whereas the RF board uses this signal to modulate a carrier. This modulated carrier will be amplified, and transmitted by the antenna to the label. This label will subsequently generate its response, which will be picked-up by the SLRM900 in the receive mode, and processed by the digital hardware. By using the RS232 serial interface (or the optional input and output ports) the output parameters of the module can be set. 7.1.1 I-CODE labels The SLRM900 is designed for communication with smart labels based on Philips I-CODE1 label IC SL1ICS3001. 7.1.2 HOST The connection to the host (e.g. microcontroller or PC) is a serial interface on RS232 level for data transmission. For the protocol please refer to data sheet "SLRM900 I-CODE Long Range Reader Module, protocol Reader-Host". 7.1.3 I/O PORTS There are 6 input ports, 4 output ports, and one EAS signal output port available on the microcontroller board (see Section 6.5). These ports are software programmable. The input and output ports are not lead out of the metal housing and therefore not ESD protected. 7.1.4 ANTENNA A 50 Ω antenna has to be connected to the antenna connector. This antenna has to be designed according to application note "I-CODE design of Read/Write antennas". 7.1.5 POWER SUPPLY To work with the SLRM900, an external linear regulated power supply has to be used. Using the supplied power supply cable is recommended, in order to comply with the EMC and EMI limits (see Section 7.5). The reader module contains filtering circuitries for the power supply. However, some requirements are to be fulfilled by the power supply. The maximum ripple of the supply voltage must not exceed the maximum values specified in Table 2. |
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