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RFID reader with 2 antennas
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Your question isn't making much sense. What do you expect to do with the two antennas? Are they wired in parallel?
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The RFID modules, both in 125 kHz and 13.56 MHz versions, are only a few dollars each. Including their attached or built-in antennas.
It'd be much easier (almost trivial) to use two such modules, and integrate their outputs via a micro-controller.
In other words, "parallel" the modules, not the antennas (where "parallel" is an oversimplification).
It'd be much easier (almost trivial) to use two such modules, and integrate their outputs via a micro-controller.
In other words, "parallel" the modules, not the antennas (where "parallel" is an oversimplification).
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Aside from increased loading, the chip doesn't know there's two antennas or more.
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