RFID Chips: Elan PCMCIA-to-UART Chip for RFID Cards
From Market Wire (press release) ... has created a single 64 Ball Grid Array PCMCIA-to-UART bridge chip, the VPU16551, which is proving to be ideally suited for the burgeoning RFID card market. ...
... Elan Digital Systems has created a single 64 Ball Grid Array PCMCIA-to-UART bridge chip, the VPU16551, which is proving to be ideally suited for the burgeoning RFID card market. A unique feature of this device is that data can be accessed simultaneously with an active COM port connection to the UART simply by connecting an SD Flash Card or SD controller to the parallel port of the VPU. ...
Elan is a specialist design house centred around PCMCIA. Their products and custom design services are used by a world-wide range of clients including tier 1 & 2 companies. Elan is a privately owned company which has gained unique experience over its 28 year history and uses the latest design & manufacturing technology which makes them one of the leading companies in their field worldwide. Elan has ISO9001 (2000) approval.
Labels: card, chip-manufacturing, design, devices, history, rfid-device
posted by Frank M at
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3 Comments:
Delighted in your interest in Elan's VPU16551, however the photo you have put beside it bears no resemblance to the Elan chip at all. The Elan device is a Ball Grid Array chip which means it has no "legs" and therefore takes very little room on a CF card where space is limited.
Please visit http://www.elandigitalsystems.com/asic/vpu16551.php
to get a view of this tiny chip or look at the picture on the Market Wire information page.
Thanks for your feedback. Correction made.
Many thanks!
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