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Supplier: GAO Tek, Inc.
Description: The Active 433 MHz Thin RFID Tag is a battery-powered RF transmitter that attaches to items that need to be tracked, located and identified. Every tag broadcasts its factory pre-programmed, unique ID and a status message at a periodic rate. The tags their low profile and
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Supplier: GAO Tek, Inc.
Description: The 433 MHz Security RFID Tag is a battery-powered RF transmitter that attaches to items that need to be tracked, located and identified. Every tag broadcasts its factory pre-programmed unique ID and a status message at a periodic rate. The tags have a modular design and
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Supplier: GAO Tek, Inc.
Description: The Active 433MHz RFID Badge Tag is a battery-powered RF transmitter that can be clipped onto an article of clothing or worn around the neck with a lanyard. Every tag broadcasts its factory pre-programmed unique ID and a status message at a periodic rate.
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Supplier: MPI Label Systems
Description: RFID is widely used to automate garbage collection. Our RFID tags can be placed inside or outside of trash cans. The tags are read using a RFID reader that is utilized by the drivers in the collection trucks. Keeping track of trash bins manually requires time and
- Frequency: 13.56 to 915,000,000 Hz
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Supplier: Newark, An Avnet Company
Description: NFC/RFID TAG IC, 13.567MHZ, TSSOP-8; Frequency Min:13.553MHz; Frequency Max:13.567MHz; RFID IC Type:Read, Write; Programmable Memory:4Kbit; Output Power:-; RF IC Case Style:TSSOP; No. of Pins:8Pins; Supply Voltage Min:1.8V RoHS Compliant: Yes
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Supplier: Newark, An Avnet Company
Description: NFC/RFID TAG IC, 4KBIT, R/W, WLCSP-10; Frequency Min:13.553MHz; Frequency Max:13.567MHz; RFID IC Type:Read, Write; Programmable Memory:4Kbit; Output Power:-; RF IC Case Style:WLCSP; No. of Pins:10Pins; Supply Voltage Min:1.8V; SupplyRoHS Compliant: Yes
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Supplier: Newark, An Avnet Company
Description: NFC/RFID TAG IC, 13.567MHZ, MLP-EP-8; Frequency Min:13.553MHz; Frequency Max:13.567MHz; RFID IC Type:Read, Write; Programmable Memory:4Kbit; Output Power:-; RF IC Case Style:MLP-EP; No. of Pins:8Pins; Supply Voltage Min:1.8V RoHS Compliant: Yes
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Supplier: Newark, An Avnet Company
Description: NFC/RFID TAG, 8KB, 13.56MHZ, NSOIC-8; Frequency Min:13.553MHz; Frequency Max:13.567MHz; RFID IC Type:Read, Write; Programmable Memory:8KB; Output Power:-; RF IC Case Style:NSOIC; No. of Pins:8Pins; Supply Voltage Min:2.7V; Supply RoHS Compliant: Yes
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Description: tag; a data coding system for the electronic transfer of both container identification and permanent related information from container tags to automatic data processing systems; the description of data to be included in container tags for transmission to automatic data
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Supplier: CSA Group
Description: tag; a data coding system for the electronic transfer of both container identification and permanent related information from container tags to automatic data processing systems; the description of data to be included in container tags for transmission to automatic data
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Supplier: MPI Label Systems
Description: advanced user-configurable I/O connectivity. All these handy features greatly simplify setup and change-overs. The units advanced RFID features include EPC, Class 0, Class 0+, Class 1, Gen 2 RFID tag encoding, fully integrated UHF/EPC print-and-apply technology, user friendly
- Media Handling: Paper, Roll
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Supplier: ERSAELECTRONICS PTE. LTD.
Description: ST25T NFC TAG SET OF 25 Product overview: ST25-TAG-BAG-U from STMicroelectronics is a Development Board and Programmer for evaluation, prototyping, programming, firmware development, device testing, and engineering validation. It is useful for engineers and buyers comparing datasheets,
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Description: ISO 17363:2013 defines the usage of read/write radio-frequency identification technology (RFID) cargo shipment-specific tags associated with containerized freight for supply chain management purposes ("manifest tags"). ISO 17363:2013 defines the air interface communications, a
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Description: ISO 17363:2013 defines the usage of read/write radio-frequency identification technology (RFID) cargo shipment-specific tags associated with containerized freight for supply chain management purposes ("manifest tags"). ISO 17363:2013 defines the air interface communications, a
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Supplier: CSA Group
Description: ISO 17363:2013 defines the usage of read/write radio-frequency identification technology (RFID) cargo shipment-specific tags associated with containerized freight for supply chain management purposes ("manifest tags"). ISO 17363:2013 defines the air interface communications, a
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Supplier: DigiPas Technologies Inc.
Description: can carry them anywhere easily for a swim, gym, hiking etc or as alternative key or backup key in place of using smartphone access 2. PROGRAMMABLE: Easy to ADD or REGISTER by your own with via eGeeTouch Mobile App. Easily set it by your own. Up to 20 Fobs for FREE Consumer App & Up to 200
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Supplier: DigiPas Technologies Inc.
Description: the size of a credit card so you can carry them anywhere easily for a swim, gym, hiking etc or as alternative key or backup key in place of using smartphone access 2. PROGRAMMABLE: Easy to ADD or REGISTER by your own with via eGeeTouch Mobile App. Easily set it by your own. Up to 20 Fobs for
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Supplier: DigiPas Technologies Inc.
Description: you can carry them anywhere easily for a swim, gym, hiking etc or as alternative key or backup key in place of using smartphone access 2. PROGRAMMABLE: Easy to ADD or REGISTER by your own with via eGeeTouch Mobile App. Easily set it by your own. Up to 20 Fobs for FREE Consumer App & Up to 200
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Supplier: DigiPas Technologies Inc.
Description: WATERPROOF: In the size of a wristband so you can wear them anywhere easily for a swim, gym, hiking etc or as alternative key or backup key in place of using smartphone access 2. PROGRAMMABLE: Easy to ADD or REGISTER by your own with via eGeeTouch Mobile App. Easily set it by your own. Up to
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Supplier: Diagraph, an ITW Company
Description: UHF RFID reader/encoder for RPC Class 1 tags
- Printing Width: 103.8859439015903 mm
- Resolution: 203 dpi
- Technology: Direct Thermal, Thermal Transfer
- Features: Memory / Storage, Programmable
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Supplier: Diagraph, an ITW Company
Description: Wal-mart™, DOD, Target ready, TampTenna programs tags, upgradeable
- Frequency: 915,000,000 Hz
- Interface: RS232, RS422, RS485
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Supplier: Radwell International
Description: RADIO FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION (RFID), 128 BYTE MEMORY SIZE, DISC TAG, SLI, 50 MM DIAMETER, MOUNT ON METAL APPLICATION. FREE 2 YEAR RADWELL WARRANTY
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Supplier: RFID, Inc.
Description: New DSP (digital signal processing) technology 12" to 48" read range, tag dependent. Only available in a Read Only format however RW Tags can be programmed as RO. Measures 10.5" x 10.5" x 3". LED's for power and read indication, audible beep for read indication, RS232 output. Auto
- Frequency: 125,000 Hz
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 55 C
- Features: Noncontact
- Technology: Passive
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Description: over a terrestrial area using a terrestrial mounted receiver over a wide area, e.g. cell phone towers - accuracy to 200 m. There are a further two methods of locating an object which are really RFID rather than RTLS: Locating an asset by virtue of the fact that the asset has passed point A at
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Description: over a terrestrial area using a terrestrial mounted receiver over a wide area, e.g. cell phone towers - accuracy to 200 m. There are a further two methods of locating an object which are really RFID rather than RTLS: Locating an asset by virtue of the fact that the asset has passed point A at
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Supplier: SPIE - Education
Description: Radio-frequency Identification (RFID) has become synonymous in its use for logistical tracking purposes, providing large businesses, military, and governments alike with better insight into their supply chains. RFID technology is also becoming ever more important for the evolving
- Type: Continuing Education Credit (CEU), Course
- Delivery: Off Site (Conference / Seminar)
- Technology / Subject Expertise: Photonics / Optics, RF / Wireless Products
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Supplier: Telit
Description: capabilities of RFID and Vision equipment by tailoring support for the unique features of each device deviceWISE enables rapid deployment f new technologies to the plant floor and allows levels of integration previously unheard of. Typically identification devices such as RFID, Vision,
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Supplier: SAE International
Description: rechargeable battery. It is wireless and the data stored will be transferred to the base station by using the RFID communication protocols through an RFID reader. It will record temperature, relative humidity, pressure, strain, vibration and acoustic emissions whenever the flight
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Supplier: Rehrig Pacific Company
Description: recycled content Asset Identification Options Imprinted barcodes RFID tags Hot stamp or in-mold logos Warranty Comprehensive warranty on materials and workmanship References Available Major grocery, retail and foodservice company references provided on request Options: Colors: Black
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's IT network or interface with PLC networks and other control systems. Remote AGV call & dispatch can be provided via cart sensors, local call devices and cart RFID tags. The DC-20L is also available with Savant Automation's revolutionary iQ-CANTM system controls. i (read more)
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Jump Starting RFID in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
. (Springfield, Ill.), selected Matrics, Inc. (Rockville, Md.) to install an RFID system at one of its Class 2 pharmaceutical distribution centers (DCs). Currently, controlled substances are barcoded and tagged with an RFID tag as they are brought into the DC vault. With barcoding alone, warehouse
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FDA Report Supports Use of RFID
The report promises to increase interest in these technologies. However, at this point, RFID study and implementation have been "piecemeal and loosely coordinated, " according to Andrew Gill, a principal with PA Consulting Group (London). Companies should not be enticed by "low-cost tag hype
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Jump Starting RFID in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
to evaluate RFID in the pharmaceutical supply chain. Led by the consulting firm, Accenture (Chicago), the program also involves manufacturers and distributors including Abbott
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South Korean RFID Vendors See Enormous Global Opportunities
competition is lowering tag prices, " he adds, "and South Korean manufacturers will continue to build on this trend and offer very competitive prices. " The South Korean government's initiative for technology development and national-scale RFID trial services has played a pivotal role in increasing
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Pfizer s Staver on RFID: Technology Isn t the Only Solution
. As an extension of the program, the company recently initiated, utilizing SupplyScape s e-pedigree software, a new service that will allow supply chain partners to verify electronic product codes via the Internet. After reading a bottle s electronic product code (EPC), found on both the RFID tag and a 2-D
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Pfizer s Staver on RFID: Technology Isn t the Only Solution
to assess what other drugs besides Viagra might benefit from a similar program. How is Pfizer deciding what aspects of its RFID program to publicize, and what not to? At this point, we ve been very open and so have others in our industry. There s so much yet to learn. We re all going through
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Purdue Pharma Blazes a Trail for Drug Security
such as RFID reader systems by Northern Apex (Huntertown, Ind.) at various stages in production, then making sure they would read tagged bottles properly and with minimal interference from the surrounding environment. It also committed to spending 30 to 50 cents for every RFID device affixed
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Don't Burn Your Bridges
This quick, one-time registration gives you access to members-only site benefits. This week, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) offered its strongest endorsement to date of RFID, promising "enforcement discretion " for pharmaceutical RFID tagging programs that meet certain criteria. FDA
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Wirelessly Powered Sensor Networks and Computational RFID
The result would be a fully programmable RFID tag consisting of two chips, plus whatever sensors were desired.
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Radio Frequency Identification. Security and Privacy Issues
The proposed technique has the potential for wide application, as SRAM cells are among the most common building blocks of nearly all digital systems including smart cards and programmable RFID tags .
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Mirage: Mitigating Illicit Inventorying in a RFID Enabled Retail
Environment
Mirage uses a concept of honeytokens, additional programmable RFID tags , to inject random noise in a retail store environment.
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http://dspace.mit.edu/openaccess-disseminate/1721.1/52328
To address privacy concerns and allow post- purchase tag use, we developed OpenTag, a semi-active, programmable RFID tag that uses the EPC protocol and passive communications.
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Serialized TID numbers - A headache or a blessing for RFID crackers?
… packs of cigarettes were tagged and the authenticity of a pack was verified by checking that the RFID tag has a correct serialized TID number, illicit actors would have a big financial motivation to buy or even to produce programmable RFID tags .
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Ad-hoc, Mobile, and Wireless Networks
TU Graz UHF Demotag designed by IAIK is a semi-passive re- programmable RFID tag .
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ISA WIRL NTWRK IND AUTO - Wireless Networks for Industrial Automation
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http://dspace.mit.edu/bitstream/handle/1721.1/46666/428087512-MIT.pdf?sequence=2
Our programmable RFID tag measures the status ofthe host item to distinguish itself in a multiple-tag environment, and to describe the interactions between the user and the host item.
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