You can use your usb reader wirelessly, just use "usbip" software, to perform a usb over ip exploitation this is very simple. If you want to remake the setup i show on the video, you can use 2 raspberry pi connected on the same wifi, 2 readers, and you use usb over ip. The script which will help you to perfom the range extension is "pn532mitm.py" of RFIDIoT Project, by Adam Laurie. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - But with only coil (and no usb), i didnt succeed, because solid electronic knowledge are required and I dont have it -> You have to get the vibration of coil 1, encode it to binary, send it wirelessely, then receive it, and reconvert it into magnetic vibration for coil 2.
You can read only 1 tag at once because of the collision problems, But if you have multiples coils connected to one reader, really good idea idk it should works maybe I'll test this configuration 🙂And if not, we can try 1 to 1, but three times, with 3 coils of one side staked on the reader (pretty sure it will works)
If you put an real antenna on it does that work good like very long range or does that not work
Hay manera de hacer un extensor inalámbrico nfc
You can use your usb reader wirelessly, just use "usbip" software, to perform a usb over ip exploitation this is very simple. If you want to remake the setup i show on the video, you can use 2 raspberry pi connected on the same wifi, 2 readers, and you use usb over ip. The script which will help you to perfom the range extension is "pn532mitm.py" of RFIDIoT Project, by Adam Laurie. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - But with only coil (and no usb), i didnt succeed, because solid electronic knowledge are required and I dont have it -> You have to get the vibration of coil 1, encode it to binary, send it wirelessely, then receive it, and reconvert it into magnetic vibration for coil 2.
Does this work on credit cards ?
Definitely really handy! Do you know if this would work if you connected 3 back to 1 at the NFC reader to cover a larger surface area on the tag side?
You can read only 1 tag at once because of the collision problems, But if you have multiples coils connected to one reader, really good idea idk it should works maybe I'll test this configuration 🙂And if not, we can try 1 to 1, but three times, with 3 coils of one side staked on the reader (pretty sure it will works)
that aint long range buddy. hml when u figure out how to read 13.56 khz cards from 2 feet away
Good demonstration of the fact these are essentially air gapped transformers.