B82450A1855E001

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RFID (radio frequency identification) technology uses radio waves to identify and track tags attached to objects, living creatures, or even people. This technology has been used in many applications ranging from livestock identification to product tracking and inventory management. RFID antennas are used in antenna systems to send and receive the radio frequency signals needed to communicate with RFID tags. The B82450A1855E001 is an RFID antenna designed for low frequency (LF) operation, specifically between 125 kHz – 134 KHz. This article will discuss the application fields and working principles of the B82450A1855E001.

Application Fields

The B82450A1855E001 is primarily used for access control applications such as access control systems, personnel identification, assets tracking, and border security. In addition to these applications, the RFID system can also be used in parking systems, ticketing systems, and automatic payment systems. Additionally, this RFID system can be used in some industrial production lines as well, such as process control and tracking production assembly line management.

Working Principles

The B82450A1855E001 is a passive antenna, which means it receives power from the magnetic field created by the reader/writer\'s antenna and transfers this energy to the RFID tag for activating the RFID tag. The RFID tag, in turn, sends a unique code back to the reader/writer. This unique code is stored in an attached microchip and is used to identify the tagged item. This process is similar to that of barcode scanning, with the advantage that RFID tags can be read from a distance and do not require line of sight.

The B82450A1855E001 is designed to be a low frequency (LF) antenna. LF antennas work by transmitting low frequency signals in the range of 125 kHz – 134 kHz. These signals interact with the electromagnetic fields created by the reader/writer, as well as the RFID tag. The interaction enables the reader/writer to receive and transmit data to the RFID tag. It is important to note that the range of the antenna is relatively short, typically around 5-10 cm.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the B82450A1855E001 is an RFID antenna designed for low frequency (LF) operation, specifically between 125 kHz - 134 kHz. This antenna is commonly used in access control applications such as access control systems, personnel identification, assets tracking, and border security. In addition, it can also be used in industrial production lines as well. It works by transmitting low frequency signals in the range of 125 kHz - 134 kHz and interacting with the electromagnetic fields created by the reader/writer, as well as the RFID tag.

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