We bought an RFID chip and created the antenna via a trace on the board. Guess what—that meant there was no modular approval=we got to do lots of testing!
Next time we’ll choose differently.
Mike Sherman
-On 02/22/2022 11:36 AM Brian Kunde <[email protected]> wrote:
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I know nothing about the regulatory requirements of an RFID Reader but I assume it has a transceiver so it is considered an Intentional Radiator.
If I buy a reader over-the-counter in one country, can I use it in another country? Or, like WiFi and Bluetooth, do I have to have a Reader that is Certified for every country/market?
If I want to integrate an RFID reader into an electronic device or machine, can I buy pre-certified modules for a worldwide market? Or will I have to have the entire electronic device certified?
What are my options? Any insight would be helpful and appreciated.
Thanks,The Other Brian
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