Comprehensive technical specifications for motorcycle transponder chips
NXP PCF793x series transponder chips commonly used in motorcycle keys
| Chip Model | Frequency | Memory | Protocol | Encryption | Applications |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
PCF7936 | 125kHz | 96-bit EEPROM | ISO11784/85 | Crypto-1 | BMWDucatiKTM |
PCF7937 | 125kHz | 96-bit EEPROM | ISO11784/85 | AES-128 | BMWYamahaSuzuki |
PCF7938 | 125kHz | 128-bit EEPROM | ISO11784/85 | AES-128 | BMWDucatiTriumph |
Microchip Hitag series transponder chips for automotive applications
| Chip Model | Frequency | Memory | Protocol | Encryption | Applications |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Hitag2 | 125kHz | 256-bit EEPROM | Proprietary | Crypto-1 | HondaKawasakiSuzuki |
HitagS | 125kHz | 2048-bit EEPROM | ISO18000-2 | AES-128 | HondaYamaha |
Texas Instruments TK series transponder chips
| Chip Model | Frequency | Memory | Protocol | Encryption | Applications |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
TK5551 | 125kHz | 330-bit EEPROM | ISO11784/85 | DST40 | Harley-DavidsonIndian |
Low frequency for close proximity communication
Alternative low frequency standard
Ultra high frequency for remote functions
Electrically erasable programmable read-only memory
One-time programmable memory
Random access memory for temporary data
International standard for RFID animal identification
International standard for RFID item management
Manufacturer-specific communication protocols