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ThingMagic UHF RFID Readers
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SKU: PLT-RFID-IZ6-NA-DEVKIT
ThingMagic IZAR 4-Port UHF RFID Reader Development Kit by JADAK
More about ThingMagic
ThingMagic, a division of JADAK, is a leading manufacturer and provider of EPC Gen 2 embedded and fixed RFID technology. ThingMagic's extensive portfolio of embedded RFID modules, finished RFID readers, and RFID solutions offer superior performance in diverse conditions
ThingMagic RFID Readers
Built upon ThingMagic's own UHF reader modules, ThingMagic readers provide high-performance reading and writing of RFID tags.
ThingMagic UHF RFID Reader Modules
ThingMagic UHF Modules offer powerful, embeddable RFID tech intended for OEMs designing a broad range of applications.
ThingMagic NFC and LF Reader Modules
ThingMagic NFC, HF, and LF modules offer a variety of opportunities for shorter read range applications.
ThingMagic Accessories
ThingMagic offers high-quality RFID accessories that ensure maximum reader and antenna performance.
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ThingMagic RFID Technology at atlasRFIDstore
atlasRFIDstore carries a full lineup of Jadak ThingMagic RFID hardware engineered for reliable performance in real-world deployments. As a division of JADAK, ThingMagic builds some of the industry's most respected UHF and LF/HF RFID solutions—trusted by OEMs, integrators, and enterprise operations alike.
Our curated inventory includes:
- High-performance ThingMagic RFID readers, built on ThingMagic’s own UHF reader modules, ideal for enterprise and industrial-grade deployments.
- Compact, embeddable UHF RFID modules designed for OEM integration and custom system builds.
- NFC, HF, and LF reader modules for short-range RFID use cases, including authentication and access control.
- ThingMagic accessories, purpose-built to maximize connectivity, boost antenna performance, and maintain hardware reliability in the field.
Whether you're building a custom RFID solution or deploying a fixed system, our ThingMagic catalog is here to support your most critical operations—with expert support from the team at atlasRFIDstore.
Getting Started with the ThingMagic Sargas UHF RFID Reader
The ThingMagic Sargas UHF RFID Reader is a compact, high-performance fixed reader—small enough to fit in your hand, but powerful enough to read up to 750 RFID tags per second. With two antenna ports, up to 30 dBm transmit power, and Ethernet connectivity, it's a solid choice for dense read zones and enterprise deployments.
Watch the video below for a step-by-step walkthrough on setting up your Sargas. We’ll show you how to connect UHF RFID antennas, integrate Ethernet and power, and get your system online.
Frequently Asked Questions: ThingMagic RFID
Have questions about ThingMagic RFID we haven't already answered? Check out our helpful FAQs below for more information.
Can I integrate ThingMagic RFID modules into custom hardware?
Yes. ThingMagic UHF RFID modules are specifically designed for easy integration into custom devices. With compact form factors and programmable interfaces, they're ideal for developers building RFID-enabled products from the ground up.
What interface options do ThingMagic RFID readers support?
Most ThingMagic RFID readers support USB, serial (UART), and Ethernet connectivity, depending on the model. These flexible options make it easier to deploy ThingMagic hardware into existing systems or new applications without major infrastructure changes.
Do ThingMagic RFID modules support autonomous operation?
Yes—several ThingMagic UHF RFID modules support autonomous mode, which allows them to run scripts and perform read/write actions without needing constant host control. This is especially useful in low-latency or edge-processing applications.
