RI-INL-R9QM-30

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RFID transponders, tags, and readers are used for asset tracking, inventory management, and informational resources in a variety of industries. The RI-INL-R9QM-30 is one such device, specifically designed for medium-range, active RFID applications. This article will examine the RI-INL-R9QM-30 application field and its working principle.

Application Field

The RI-INL-R9QM-30 is designed to read information from transponders and tags within a range of baseline and up to 200 meters. This makes the RI-INL-R9QM-30 ideal for use in asset tracking and inventory management processes within a variety of industries. This long-range capability allows it to be used in large-scale operations like airports, ports, hospitals, warehouses, and even military installations.

The RI-INL-R9QM-30 also has further capabilities, such as the ability to read data from tags and transponders even when they are in motion. This enables it to be used in applications such as logistics, where tags must be read while goods are being transported, ensuring seamless utilisation of resources. It is also beneficial for asset tracking monitoring of goods in transit or when underway.

Working Principle

The RI-INL-R9QM-30 is a radio-frequency identification (RFID) transponder. This RFID system is based on the principle of radio waves. The basic concept of this technology involves the use of an interrogator or reader to receive data encoded in transponders and tags. This reader will send out a specific radio frequency. When a transponder and tag comes into contact with this frequency, it will burst out and send a signal containing the ID of the bracelet.

The reader then collects the data and stores it in a database. Once the data is stored, it can be used for tracking assets, inventory management, or other informational resources. This RFID technology typically uses low-power radio frequencies of 915 MHz or 2.45 GHz.

The RI-INL-R9QM-30 has a maximum output power of 1 W, allowing it to effectively read and extract data from transponders and tags within a range up to 200 meters. Its active RFID design also allows it to read data from tags even when they’re in motion. The RI-INL-R9QM-30 also has an adjustable power output that allows it to be adapted for different applications.

Conclusion

The RI-INL-R9QM-30 is an ideal RFID device for medium-range, active RFID applications. It can be used for asset tracking, inventory management, and other informational resources within a range of up to 200 meters. Its adjustable power output and active RFID design mean that it can be tailored to different applications, making it a versatile device. The RI-INL-R9QM-30 is a great choice for a variety of industries and operations where accurate tracking and monitoring of assets and resources is a necessity.

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