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1300100458 Application Field and Working Principle

RFID, or radio-frequency identification, is a technology for identifying objects. The 13000-series are passive RFID tags that use a ferrite core as the antenna and operate on a 13.56MHz frequency. The 13000-series does not need a battery for power, but instead uses a low-power radio transmitter to broadcast its stored identification information in response to an interrogation signal sent from a reader.

Application Field

1300100458 RFID tags, also known as RFID labels, are becoming increasingly important in modern business and industry applications. They can be used to identify items and objects, monitor people and vehicles, and provide access control. They are often used in applications where traditional methods such as bar codes are not suitable. It is also possible to track the location and movement of goods within a facility using RFID tags.

The 13000-series RFID tags can be used in a variety of applications, such as asset tracking, supply chain management, inventory control, and asset protection. RFID tags can also be used in industrial processes to monitor and control the flow of materials, or for automated manufacturing and assembly systems. In addition, these tags can be used in medical and healthcare applications, to monitor the location of medical equipment or supplies, or to track patients and medical staff. They can even be used to monitor the health and activity of individual patients.

Working Principle

The 13000-series RFID tags work by transmitting the stored information in response to an interrogation signal sent from a reader. The reader sends out a special radio signal that carries enough power to activate the RFID tag, and then the tag will then transmit its stored information back to the reader. This information is then used by the reader to identify the particular RFID tag.

The 13000-series RFID tags operate using a low-power radio transmitter, which typically has a range of a few meters. The reader is typically powered by an external source, such as a battery or an AC power supply. The reader will then use the transmitted information from the RFID tag to control a process, such as granting access or tracking the location of goods.

The 13000-series RFID tags are quite robust and durable, and can be used in environments where other RFID tags may not be suitable. The tags are also relatively low-cost, making them an attractive option for many applications.

1300100458 RFID tags and other RFID technology are becoming increasingly important in many applications, ranging from asset tracking, supply chain management, inventory control, and asset protection, to medical and healthcare applications. They are an attractive option for many applications due to their robustness, durability, and low cost.

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