RI-I15-112B-03 RF/IF and RFID

Series:	Tag-it™ HF-I Plus Rectangle Inlays
Part Status:	Obsolete
Style:	Inlay
Technology:	Passive
Frequency:	13.56MHz
Memory Type:	Read/Write
Writable Memory:	--
Standards:	ISO 15693, ISO 18000-3
Operating Temperature:	--
Size / Dimension:	--

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Introduction

RI-I15-112B-03 is a RFID transponder, or tag, which is developed by RFID Technology. The transponder consists of a chip with the appropriate receiver circuitry. The chip enables the transponder to respond to a specific RFID-reader’s signal when it is activated. This technology, commonly used in automatic data capture (ADC) and asset tracking applications, has a number of benefits, including improved accuracy, increased speed and cost savings.

Application Field and Working Principle

The RI-I15-112B-03 transponder can be used in a wide range of applications, including asset tracking, access control, authentication, and time attendance. It is commonly used in industrial and manufacturing settings, as well as in a range of other industries.The RI-I15-112B-03 transponder works by using an RFID reader to send a signal to the transponder’s integrated chip. The chip then interprets the signal and responds with a unique ID code. This code can then be used by the reader to identify the transponder’s contents.The RI-I15-112B-03 transponder is made up of a few different components. The most important part is the transponder’s chip, which is housed inside a protective case. The chip contains the receiver circuitry and a small antenna. The antenna is used to receive signals from the RFID reader. These signals activate the internal circuitry, which then transmits a unique electronic code back to the reader.The RFID reader is the device that sends the signal to the transponder. The reader is typically connected to a computer or other processing device, which collects the data from the transponder. The reader can be designed to read multiple transponders at once, or to “listen” for signals from transponders in its vicinity. The reader also sends out an RFID-specific signal so that the transponder can selectively respond to it.In addition to the reader and transponder, an RFID system requires the use of tags. Tags are small pieces of paper or other material that contain information about a particular item. The tags are encoded using special software and attached to the item that is to be tracked. The tags are then read by the RFID system, allowing the system to keep track of the item\'s location and other information.The RI-I15-112B-03 transponder is ideal for a variety of applications, as it is constructed to withstand a wide range of environmental conditions. The transponder’s chip is shielded with a waterproof coating that provides protection from water and dust, and the integrated antenna is designed to resist interference from electromagnetic waves. This allows the transponder to continually provide a consistent signal, even in harsh conditions.

Conclusion

The RI-I15-112B-03 transponder is a powerful and reliable RFID tag, which is ideal for use in a variety of applications, including asset tracking, access control, authentication, and time attendance. The transponder’s built-in chip, protected case, integrated antenna, and reliable signal make it an ideal choice for tracking assets or for controlling access to areas or buildings. In addition, the transponder is constructed to resist interference from electromagnetic waves, providing consistent performance under a wide range of environmental conditions.

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