RI-TRP-W9TD-13

Series:	--
Part Status:	Obsolete
Style:	Encapsulated
Technology:	Passive
Frequency:	134.2kHz
Memory Type:	Read/Write
Writable Memory:	80b (User)
Standards:	ISO 11784, ISO 11785
Operating Temperature:	-25°C ~ 70°C
Size / Dimension:	21.00mm Dia x 121.00mm

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RI-TRP-W9TD-13 Application Field and Working Principle

RFID transponders, tags (RI-TRP-W9TD-13) are one of the most widely used solutions in the field of radio frequency identification. They are small, affordable and have long-range recognition capabilities. A lot of innovations have been made in the recent years, and new RFID tags are now available that can be used in various applications. In this article, we will discuss the application field and working principle of RI-TRP-W9TD-13 tags.

Application Field

The RI-TRP-W9TD-13 tags are designed to be used in a wide range of applications, including retail, health care, logistics and manufacturing. In the retail sector, the RFID tags can be used to improve inventory management, while in the health care sector they can be used to track patient information. In the logistics industry, the tags can be used to monitor the locations of goods and vehicles. Finally, in the manufacturing industry they can be used to automatically identify and track products for quality control.

Working Principle

The working principle of RI-TRP-W9TD-13 tags is based on the principle of radio frequency identification (RFID). The tags consist of an antenna, a chip module, and a memory. Each chip is encoded with a unique identifier. When an RFID reader is brought within range of the tag, it triggers the chip and the reader is then able to decode the tag\'s unique identifier. The reader then sends this information to the host computer, which can then be used to identify the tag or retrieve further data connected with the tag. The process of identifying and tracking objects using RFID is extremely efficient. It is much faster and more reliable than barcode-based systems, and its accuracy can be increased with the help of middleware. Additionally, tags based on the RI-TRP-W9TD-13 standard are generally more secure than other RFID tags, as they are encased in a shielded casing that reduces the risk of signal interference.

Conclusion

The RI-TRP-W9TD-13 tags are a popular choice when it comes to radio frequency identification solutions. They are highly versatile and can be used in a wide range of applications. Moreover, their working principle is based on the RFID standard, which allows them to streamline processes and increase accuracy.

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