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Arduino New (Improved) RFID Starter Kit Uno

Arduino New (Improved) RFID Starter Kit Uno

The New Arduino RFID Kit is an excellent starting point for beginners looking to explore the world of Arduino, coding, and electronics. This all-in-one kit focuses on RFID and NFC (Near Field Communication), offering not just hands-on components but also an educational journey into electricity and wireless communication.
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Features

  • Beginner-friendly with comprehensive hardware

  • Focus on RFID/NFC communication

  • Supports a variety of sensors and modules

  • Compatible with Arduino UNO R3

Package Contents

Component Quantity
UNO R3 board 1
Breadboard shield 1
RFID Module (RC522) 1
Keychain IC 1
Contactless Type IC Card 1
1602 LCD module 1
5V Relay 1
DS1302 Clock Module 1
Voice Detection Module 1
Temperature & Humidity Sensor 1
Fluid Level Detection Module 1
4×4 Keypad Module 1
XY Joystick 1
Servo 1
Stepper Motor Driver Board 1
Blue LED 5
Yellow LED 5
Red LED 5
1 KΩ Resistor 5
10 KΩ Resistor 5
220 Ω Resistor 8
Buzzer 2
Hat for Momentary Buttons 4
Photoresistor 3
Infrared Receiver 1
Adjustable Potentiometer 1
Digital Control 1
4-Digit 7-Segment Display 1
8×8 Dot-Matrix Display 1
74HC595 Shift Register IC 1
IR Remote Control 1
Breadboard Jumper Wires (Set of 30) 1
Male to Female Dupont Wires (Set of 30) 1
USB Cable 1
Real-Time Clock Module 1

Connecting the RC522 RFID Module

To connect the RC522 RFID Module to your Arduino, use the following wiring:

Power & Control:

  • VCC → 3.3V (on Arduino)

  • GND → GND (on Arduino)

  • RST → Digital Pin 5 (or any digital pin)

  • IRQ → Not connected (not used by the standard library)

SPI Communication (for Arduino UNO/Nano V3.0):

  • SCK → Pin 13

  • MISO → Pin 12

  • MOSI → Pin 11

  • SS → Pin 10

Using Arduino to Read RFID Tags

To read RFID tags using the RC522 module, follow these steps:

  1. Install the MFRC522 Library:

    • Open the Arduino IDE.

    • Go to Sketch > Include Library > Manage Libraries.

    • Search for MFRC522.

    • Click Install on the MFRC522 library entry.

  2. Open and Upload Example Sketch:

    • Go to File > Examples > MFRC522 > DumpInfo.

    • Ensure the RST_PIN is defined (e.g., pin 5).

    • Upload the sketch to your board.

  3. Monitor Output:

    • Open the Serial Monitor from the Tools menu.

    • Bring the RFID tag close to the module.

    • Tag information will appear in the Serial Monitor.

    • Keep the tag stationary until all data is read.

This setup enables you to start experimenting with contactless RFID/NFC technology right away.