V680-D1KP52MT

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Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology has been around since the 1950s and has revolutionized the way goods and products are tracked and monitored. The main components to a typical RFID system include RFID tags, transponders, readers, antennas, and software or middleware solutions.

RFID transponders, commonly referred to as "RFID tags," provide an inexpensive and efficient way to track, monitor and trace items. They are typically located in warehouses, airports, stores and other locations to help quickly identify, access and manage goods without manually scanning bar codes or entering ID numbers.

The V680-D1KP52MT is a high-frequency (HF) RFID transponder designed for automated identification and tracking applications. It uses a dual-band 13.56 MHz and 860～960 MHz radio technology and is compliant with the EPC Global UHF Gen2 and ISO/IEC 18000-3C standards. It supports both short range (less than 20 meters) and far-field communications (up to 3.8 meters) for increased accuracy and data capture.

The V680-D1KP52MT is an integrated transponder that can be embedded in a variety of products. It features a durable design, a wide operating temperature range, and low power consumption, making it suitable for many industrial applications. It can be used in a variety of industrial and commercial applications such as cold chain product tracking, asset tracking and management, access control, and freight and logistics.

The model works on the principle of a dual-band transponder which consists of two antennas. The first antenna is a 13.56 MHz antenna that transmits data to and from the tag at a range up to 3.8 meters. The second antenna is an 860～960 MHz antenna that is a longer range antenna that can transmit data up to 20 meters. When the signal from the first antenna is received, the second antenna is triggered to detect the tag. The range is determined by the sensitivity of the tags, the power of the reader, and the environment.

When a tag passes within the detection range of a reader, it will be identified by its unique identifier (ID). This ID is then transferred to a database for further analysis, reporting, and tracking. The tag will then send back additional data on the item to which it is attached. This data can include item number, date of production, expiration date, and other product information.

In summary, the V680-D1KP52MT is a high-frequency RFID transponder, compliant with the EPC Global UHF Gen2 and ISO/IEC 18000-3C standards, used for automated identification and tracking applications. It features a dual-band 13.56 MHz and 860～960 MHz radio technology, which enables it to reach both short and far-field distances. The model provides an affordable and efficient way to track, monitor and trace merchandise and is suitable for a variety of industrial and commercial applications such as cold chain product tracking, asset tracking and management, access control, and freight and logistics.

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