600958

Series:	--
Part Status:	Active
Style:	Inlay
Technology:	Passive
Frequency:	860MHz ~ 960MHz
Memory Type:	Read/Write
Writable Memory:	128b (EPC)
Standards:	ISO 18000-6, EPC
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 85°C
Size / Dimension:	2.756" L x 0.571" W (70.00mm x 14.50mm)

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RFID Transponders, Tags

RFID (Radiofrequency Identification) is a technology consisting of active and passive tags, transponders, readers, and antennas that allow for the identification of objects in an automated fashion. It is used in an ever-increasing range of applications, such as, access control, asset tracking, medical ID, arts and museum identification, CBM applications, and general track & trace use cases. The active tag is also sometimes known as a transponder. An active tag incorporates a battery of its own, allowing the RFID device to actively transmit back a signal, without the need for a powered reader. Active tags usually broadcast in the ‘milliwatt’ power range, up to 10 watts, or more as needed. These tags are typically used as beacons that can be used to alert personnel when passing through a specific area.The most common example of an RFID tag is a passive tag. This type of tag does not contain any active components such as a battery and is powered by the RFID reader when the tag is within its vicinity. When the RFID reader pings the passive tag, the tag receives the energy and broadcasts its unique ID and other data back to the reader. The proximity of the passive RFID tag to the reader can be used to identify and authenticate the object containing the tag. One of the most popular RFID tags is the 600958. This RFID tag is a passive, 13.56 MHz device that is compliant with the ISO 14443A standard. It is ideal for applications ranging from distance-reading use cases, to higher level security applications requiring a longer reading range. The tag is able to store up to 80 bytes of user data and can be read from a distance of up to 5 cm when fit with a suitable antenna. It is also able to be contacted over multiple read/write sessions, meaning its data can be updated and authenticated without the need to physically touch the tag.The working principle of the 600958 RFID tag is fairly simple. When the tag is within reach of an RFID reader, the reader emits a high frequency signal which is detected by the tag and it sends back the stored data, in the form of a unique ID. This ID is then used to ascertain whether the RFID tag is valid and whether the data stored on the tag can be authenticated.RFID tags are used in a variety of applications, ranging from access control to asset tracking. In access control, for example, the 600958 and other RFID tags can be used to limit access to certain areas. If a user is authorized to enter certain areas, they can simply present their RFID tag to the reader which will allow them to gain access. Similarly, in asset tracking applications, the RFID tags can be used to track the various assets of an organization. This can help to reduce time wasted looking for lost items and also assist with ensuring that the correct items are being used at any given time.In conclusion, RFID tags are an invaluable tool for providing an efficient and cost-effective way of monitoring and authenticating objects. The 600958 RFID tag is a reliable and robust device, being compliant with the ISO 14443A standard, and offering a versatile solution for a range of applications, such as access control, asset tracking, and more. The 600958 tag operates on a passive system, powered externally by the RFID reader. Once the tag is within range, the reader emits a signal, awakening the tag and causing it to send back its unique ID. The data and authentication process is fast and secure, making RFID tags an attractive alternative to more traditional, manual methods.

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