How the Hitag family (Hitag1 / Hitag2 / Hitag S); base crypto LF works
The Hitag family (Hitag1 / Hitag2 / Hitag S); base crypto LF is a 125 kHz low-frequency proximity credential — the band most legacy prox readers use. The Hitag family (Hitag1 / Hitag2 / Hitag S); base crypto LF is genuine NXP - used by Cotag, Nedap, Paxton silicon — data structure Hitag2 48-bit crypto/password; Hitag S 256/2048 memory; Hitag1 simpler — the same chip platform the major lock, transit, hotel and payment systems specify.
We stock it as an encodable blank, supplied unprogrammed or pre-encoded to your specification, so your access-control system, card bureau or application writes it with your own data and keys — exactly as you would chips ordered through the NXP - used by Cotag, Nedap, Paxton distribution channel, at a fraction of the price. There is nothing aftermarket about the chip itself; what we add is sourcing, encoding and bulk availability.
Whether you need a handful of spares or a bulk run for a facility, transit programme or NFC project, tell us the exact NXP - used by Cotag, Nedap, Paxton chip and quantity and we confirm the part before production. Security ID Systems supplies genuine NXP - used by Cotag, Nedap, Paxton silicon and is independent and not affiliated with NXP - used by Cotag, Nedap, Paxton.
Also known as
Hitag 1 · Hitag 2 · Hitag S · Hitag S 2048 · Hitag u · PCF7936 · M050 · NXP Hitag
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