RFID tags definition: RFID (Radio Frequency Identification), commonly known as “electronic tag”, is a non-contact automatic identification technology that automatically recognizes target objects and acquires relevant data through radio frequency signals. The identification work does not require manual intervention as a wireless version of the barcode. RFID technology has the advantages of waterproof, anti-magnetic, high…
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The RFID asset tags cost is further lower. Statistics show that global UHF RFID tag shipments last year were between 7 billion and 9 billion, and is expected to grow by 30% this year. As China’s largest economy in the Asia-Pacific region, the demand for RFID in the retail market has shown great power. Only…
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This is an UHF RFID tag on clothes, and Zhejiang Grammy Apparel Co., Ltd. sewed such a tag into the clothes. Don’t underestimate this UHF RFID tag, this is the unique “identity card” that Grammy has customized for each piece of clothing. Grammy’s chief information officer, Yi Caijin, said that there are big names in…
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RFID chip reader is an automatic identification device that can read RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) tag data. According to different frequency bands, RFID chip readers are classified into low frequency RFID chip readers, high frequency RFID chip readers and ultra-high frequency RFID chip readers. The low-frequency short-range RFID chip reader has a main frequency band…
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A Near Field Communication chip is the integrated circuit within the NFC inlay that makes an NFC tag perform NFC operations. There are several different NFC chip types available; each with its own features, performance, cost and availability. NFC chips do not work by themselves; they must be be attached to an antenna to form…
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NFC is becoming pretty commonplace thanks to the growth of online payment systems like Samsung Pay and Android Pay. Especially when it comes to high-end devices and even many mid-rangers. You’ve likely heard the term before, but what is NFC exactly? In this piece we rundown what it is, how it works, and what it can be used for.…
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FPC Micro mini RFID NFC tag is widely used in electronic products, toy, food, tobacco, wine, drug, cosmetic, accessories and other high-end products trace-ability, security and home entertainment applications, wearable smart application and some insert applications.