Atmel Temic T5577 Card

The Atmel T5577 smart card is a read/write RFID chip card operating in the 125kHz low-frequency band. It features high stability, multi-level encryption, and wide compatibility, making it an ideal choice for access control, attendance, and identity verification. Manufactured by Atmel Corporation (now Microchip), the T5577 chip is an upgraded version of the T5557/T5567, offering even greater reliability and flexibility.

Descripción

Key Technical Features:

• Operating Frequency: 125kHz, a low-frequency RFID technology suitable for contactless, short-range identification.

• Storage Capacity: 330 bits to 363 bits, divided into 10 or 11 data partitions, supporting user-defined data writing.

• Security Mechanism: Supports 8-bit password protection and multi-level encryption authorization, ensuring high data storage security and strong tamper resistance.

• Durability: Over 100,000 write/erase cycles, data retention up to 10 years, with anti-magnetic, anti-static, and anti-vandalism properties.

• Packaging: Can be made into standard PVC cards or irregularly shaped cards (such as keychains, wristbands, etc.) for diverse applications.

• Read/Write Distance: Typically 3–10cm, achieving contactless data transmission via radio waves.

Product Parameters

Atmel Temic T5577 RFID Card Specifications
Material PVC, PET, PET-G, PC
Size CR80 standard 86*54mm
Printing Blank Card, or Customised Printing
Thickness 0.8mm–0.9mm, 1.8mm
Chip Atmel Temic T5577
Working Frequency 125 KHz
Interface RFID
Protocol ISO 18000-2, ISO 11784/11785
EEPROM 64-bit UID, 224-bit EEPROM
Reading Distance 0–10 cm
Function Read & Write
Compatible Chip Atmel Temic T5557, T5567
Life Time >100,000 read/write cycles, >10 years
Applications Hotel Key Card
Access Control ISO Cards, Key Fobs and Coins
Asset Management
Animal Identification (supporting ISO 11784/11785-FDX-B)
Waste Management
Laundry
Manufacturing and Logistics (Material Handling, Recycling, Cylinder Tracking).

Main Applications

• Sensor-activated smart door locks and hotel access control systems

• Corporate/campus attendance and smart card management

• Logistics, warehousing, and asset tracking

• Meeting check-in, personnel management, and security control

• Industrial automation and process control scenarios

Although the T5577 is often mistakenly referred to as an “IC card,” technically it belongs to the category of low-frequency RFID cards, rather than true smart IC cards (such as MIFARE or CPU cards) with a CPU and operating system. However, due to its programmability and emulation capabilities, it can be “written” to simulate other card numbers using specialized equipment, giving it a unique advantage in access control duplication and system debugging.

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