RF ID Sensor
other • 3 pcs
- Set number
- MS1048-1
- Availability
- In production
- Pieces
- 3
- Released
- 2008
- Theme
- Other
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Where it came from
The MS1048-1 RFID sensor is a standardized component typically utilized in industrial automation and technical prototyping kits. These sensors were engineered to facilitate short-range wireless identification, functioning as a bridge between physical hardware and data processing systems. They emerged during the widespread adoption of RFID technology in the early 2000s, intended for use by engineers and hobbyists looking to integrate secure, automated tracking into their mechanical or software projects.
The design prioritizes utilitarian functionality, focusing on stable signal induction and electromagnetic field resilience. While the specific industrial designer is rarely credited for such standardized components, the form follows a compact, modular aesthetic standard in the electronics industry to ensure compatibility with generic breadboards and embedded system architectures. These units are widely recognized within the maker community for their straightforward integration and durable performance in laboratory testing environments.
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