Radio frequency identification (RFID) first appeared in tracking and access applications during the 1980s. These wireless AIDC systems allow for non-contact reading and are effective in manufacturing and other hostile environments where bar code labels could not survive. RFID has established itself in a wide range of markets including livestock identification and automated vehicle identification (AVI) systems because of its ability to track moving objects.

RFID Key Attributes and Limitations

·        Growth area of automatic identification and data capture

·        New generation, lower cost transponders offering multi-read capabilities

·        Read/write electronic storage technology

·        Wide range of products satisfying a range of data storage and data transfer needs

·        Low to reasonably high (64Kbits) data storage capability

·        Wide range of data transfer rates, depending on device and carrier frequency used.  Generally speaking, the higher the carrier frequency the higher the data transfer rates achievable

·        Close proximity (inductive systems) to tens of meters (radiating systems), without the need for line-of-sight interrogation, depending upon type of transponders and interrogation hardware

·        Robust constructions available, allowing use in reasonably harsh conditions.

Applications

·        Inventory Control

·        Trucking Systems Tracking / Maintenance

·        Warehouse Tracking Pallets, Equipments, etc...

PPI can help implement your RFID application.

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