PCT200-TH

RFID, or radio-frequency identification, has had a profound impact on the way we do business and even our day-to-day lives. RFID transponders, tags, and systems are used in a variety of settings, including retail, manufacturing, healthcare, and education, for a wide range of purposes, from tracking inventory to locating assets. The PCT200-TH is a type of RFID transponder it is among the most reliable and compact transponders available today.

The PCT200-TH RFID transponder is designed to work in harsh environments, with a wide temperature range and high resistance to shock, vibration, chemicals, and water. It has a weld-seal design and uses a small antenna that makes it suitable for use in small spaces such as wallets or on labels. The combination of the small size, wide temperature range and robust design make it a suitable choice for a variety of applications, including animal identification, tags on health records, and tracking goods.

One of the primary advantages of the PCT200-TH is its reliable antenna and long read range. The antenna contains a polarization filter that helps filter out interference from other RFID sources, allowing it to be used in heavily populated RFID environments. With the correct antenna setup, the PCT200-TH can read up to three meters away, depending on the environment. This makes it ideal for applications where goods need to be tracked from a distance.

The PCT200-TH transponder is based on the ISO 18000-6C (EPC Gen 2) standard and is compatible with a variety of RFID systems, including EPC global, IAI, and ALOHA. The ability to read EPC tags offers the user the ability to access a wealth of data about the tags. For example, if an animal is tagged with an EPC tag, the reader can access information such as the breed, age, and weight of the animal by simply scanning the tag.

The PCT200-TH transponder uses a \'passive\' communication protocol, meaning that the transponder does not need to be powered by an external energy source. Instead, the transponder is powered by the electromagnetic field created by the RFID reader. When the RFID reader is activated, it sends out an electromagnetic field which induces a current within the transponder, which powers it and allows it to send back information to the RFID reader.

The PCT200-TH transponder also has the ability to store data in non-volatile memory. This allows it to store data such as serial numbers, product type, or batch information, even when the tag is disconnected from the power source. This can be used to store information such as the date of manufacture, expiration date, or lot numbers.

The PCT200-TH RFID transponders are widely used in healthcare, retail, manufacturing, and other industries. They offer reliable performance in a variety of operating environments, making them a popular choice for RFID applications. They are also compatible with a variety of RFID systems, making them a versatile transponder choice.

In summary, the PCT200-TH RFID transponder is one of the most reliable and compact transponders available today. It works in harsh environments and offers a wide read range of up to three meters. It is compatible with EPC Gen2 and other RFID systems, and it can store data in non-volatile memory. This makes it ideal for a variety of applications, from tracking inventory and locating assets to identifying animals and tagging health records.