HT2DC20S20/F/RSP

RFID Transponders, Tags, are increasingly becoming popular as a secure means of identifying and tracking goods. The HT2DC20S20/F/RSP RFID Transponder is a new, small form factor RFID Tag designed for application in numerous industries, including retail, healthcare, transportation and manufacturing. In this article, we will examine the application field and working principle of the HT2DC20S20/F/RSP RFID Tag.

Application Field of the HT2DC20S20/F/RSP RFID Transponder

The HT2DC20S20/F/RSP RFID Transponder is a high performance tag designed for application in numerous industries. It is optimized for use in harsh environments, with an integrated antenna and temperature compensated communication protocol. The tag is dust and moisture resistant, and is capable of operating in temperatures ranging from -40°C to +85°C. It has a maximum read distance of up to 4m, making it ideal for large industrial tracking applications. It can also be used for retail, healthcare, transportation and manufacturing applications, where high accuracy and long-range identification are required.

The HT2DC20S20/F/RSP is designed for use with existing RFID infrastructure, as it’s equipped with a variety of communication interfaces. This tag has an integrated TMC (Time-Mode Clock) which allows for long-term data storage, and it’s compatible with the EPC Gen2 protocol for high data throughput. It also has a reliable communication system, allowing for real-time data logging and monitoring.

This RFID Transponder has been designed with an embedded security system, with authentication and data scrambling features to safeguard its data. It also has an integrated tamper detect feature, allowing for immediate detection of any tampering attempts.

Working Principle

The HT2DC20S20/F/RSP RFID Transponder is based on the principle of radio frequency identification (RFID). It uses an integrated antenna to transmit and receive data, and operates using the EPC Gen2 protocol. When the radio waves emitted by the tag’s antenna come into contact with the receiver of the RFID reader, it powers the tag and triggers the electronic circuit. This circuit then generates an electromagnetic field in the vicinity of the tag, enabling communication between the RFID reader and the tag.

When this happens, the data stored on the tag is transferred to the RFID reader through the electromagnetic field. The reader then decodes the data, and processes it as required. This allows the RFID reader to identify the tag and collect its associated data. The reader can then use this data for various applications such as asset tracking or access control. This data can also be accessed remotely, with the help of a suitable network.

Conclusion

The HT2DC20S20/F/RSP RFID Transponder is a high performance tag designed for numerous applications, from retail to healthcare. It is dust and moisture resistant, and can operate in harsh environments. It has an integrated antenna and temperature compensated communication protocol, and a maximum read distance of up to 4m. The tag is also equipped with a variety of communication interfaces and a reliable communication system, making it ideal for asset tracking and access control applications. And, with its embedded security system, the HT2DC20S20/F/RSP is an ideal choice for secure identification and tracking.