PCT100-TH

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RFID transponders, tags and readers are used in a wide range of applications, from access control to retail and even in pharmaceuticals. The PCT100-TH is one type of transponder that is increasingly being used, particularly by companies operating in harsh environments. Let’s take a look at the application fields and the working principle of the PCT100-TH.

Applications

The PCT100-TH RFID transponder is primarily intended to be used in the industrial and outdoor environments. It is available in two different versions - a multipurpose, plastic-encapsulated version and a specialised, IP67-rated version for ruggedized use cases. The rugged version offers a waterproof enclosure with IP67 rating, superior mechanical resistance, and a wide operating temperature range.

The transponder is suitable for a variety of applications, ranging from asset tracking, surveillance, security, logistics, and vehicle access control to entertainment, payment transactions, and authentication. For example, museums can use the PCT100-TH to manage access to restricted areas, while supermarkets can use it to monitor and track the movement of goods. The rugged version of the transponder can also be used for livestock monitoring, animal tagging, and even in extreme weather conditions. It is a versatile and cost-effective transponder, and can be used in almost any environment.

Working Principle

The PCT100-TH is an RFID transponder that uses the EPC Gen2 protocol. The transponder communicates with a base station or reader using radio frequency (RF) signals in the UHF band. The base station transmits signals to the transponder which returns with an acknowledgement that it has received the data. The response time of the transponder is typically less than 20 milliseconds and the total network throughput is up to 848 kbps.

The transponder has an integrated antenna that is tuned to the frequency of the base station. This ensures maximum range and low power consumption. The transponder also has advanced detection and error correction features which ensure high data integrity. Furthermore, the transponder is built with advanced cryptography algorithms to provide high-level authentication and secure communication.

The PCT100-TH has a read only memory (ROM) of 16kB that can store data. The transponder can be programmed using an application specific integrated circuit (ASIC) or a microcontroller, and can be used for a wide range of applications. It is also capable of transmitting at a range up to 12 metres, making it ideal for applications in large spaces.

Conclusion

The PCT100-TH is a versatile RFID transponder ideal for a variety of applications. It is designed to operate in both industrial and extreme environments, and offers advanced features such as cryptography, detection and error correction. Its integrated antenna ensures maximum range and low power consumption, and has the capability to store data of up to 16kB. The transponder is an effective and cost-efficient solution, and can be used in a wide range of applications for tracking, authentication and surveillance.

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