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RFID Tags - (195 companies)RFID (radio frequency identification) tags are small electronic devices that wirelessly identify and track physical articles through radio frequency interaction with RFID readers. Each tag contains a minimum of an integrated circuit and an antenna...
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RFID Readers - (194 companies)RFID readers are devices which interrogate, identify, and amend RFID tags through the use of short-range radio signals. RFID tags assign a unique electronic identity to a physical asset. RFID tags assign a unique electronic identity to a physical...
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Label and Nameplate Services - (1064 companies)RFID tags, shipping and packaging labels, company logos, decals, fleet wraps, barcode labels, and other forms of identification for products that require the display of alphanumeric or graphical images. Label and nameplate services design... -
RFID Chips - (142 companies)...a RFID tag or reader. How to Select RFID Chips. Image Credit: Digi-Key Corporation. RFID chips use radio signals to transmit data over short distances. They are used typically for security, tracking, and identification purposes. RFID chips can be paired...
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RFID Transceivers - (86 companies)RFID transceivers are combination receiver/transmitter devices that RFID readers and RFID tags use to communicate with each other. RFID transceivers establish RFID reception and transmission on the same integrated circuit. This allows them...
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RFID Software - (117 companies)RFID tags, tiny transponders that attach to RFID antennas. Others are designed to print RFID labels that include human-readable text or barcodes. RFID software for handheld devices such as readers, encoders, and scanners can reside on a network server...
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Saw Blades - (702 companies)Saw blades are cutting implements used in conjunction with saws and other cutters. Saw blades are cutting implements used in conjunction with saws and other cutting devices. There are many different types of products. Types of Saw Blades. Examples...
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Sawing Machinery - (733 companies)Sawing machines and cut-off machines are used to cut raw materials to specified lengths or sizes. Sawing machines cut raw materials to specified lengths or sizes. Sawing machines are industrial-strength saws or knives designed for heavy, repeated...
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Hand Saws - (162 companies)How to Select Hand Saws. What are Hand Saws. Hand saws are hand-held tools, either powered or manually-driven, that are designed to cut through softer materials. They accomplish cutting using a hard, serrated blade, or by using a wire...
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Power Saws - (31 companies)Power saws are common saws that would be used in small shops and by contractors that can be powered by electricity, gas, or air. Power saws include chain saws, handheld circular saws, miter or chop saws, reciprocating saws, and table saws. Power...
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Schmersal Inc.
RFID Safety Sensor The RSS36 is designed for application in safety circuits monitoring the position of hinged, sliding or removable guards using a specifically coded, passive RFID tag in the actuator. Radio-frequency identification (RFID) is a technology that uses radio waves to provide a wireless data exchange of a coded identification number between a target (tag, label, or chip) and a reader - a device which transmits an encoded radio signal to the target. Schmersal has applied this technology to the RSS36... (read more) -
DigiPas Technologies Inc.
eGeeTouch Smart NFC Fobs / Tags eGeeTouch Smart NFC Fobs / Tags. eGeeTouch NFC fobs/tags are HIGH SECURITY yet EASY to use as "smart keys" ALTERNATIVE way of unlocking all eGeeTouch smartlocks in addition to smartphones. These fobs are particularly useful for both LARGE SCALE USER BASE to access to eGeeTouch smartlocks such as self-strorage, apartment gates, remote-located assets doors/warehouse etc. eGeeTouch keeps getting smarter! LATEST UPGRADED eGeeTouch FREE App enables users to register up to 20 fobs per lock... (read more)Browse RFID Tags Datasheets for DigiPas Technologies Inc. -
Win Source Electronics
ST25RU3993 UHF RFID Reader IC High-Performance Multi-Protocol UHF RFID Reader IC for Industrial Applications. The ST25RU3993-BQFT from STMicroelectronics is a compact, QFN48 (7 x 7 mm) packaged UHF RFID reader IC designed for multi-protocol support, low power consumption, and industrial-grade reliability. It supports EPCglobal Class 1 Gen 2 (ISO18000-6C), ISO18000-6B, and configurable frequency bands from 840 MHz to 960 MHz, enabling global deployment. With integrated RF/baseband processing, advanced anti-collision... (read more)Browse RFID Chips Datasheets for Win Source Electronics -
SICK
RFID Improves Digital Production & Logistics Audi 's Neckarsulm site sets the foundation for a fully connected automotive production factory. What began in 2015 with the Audi A8 is now standard for all production processes at Audi in Neckarsulm in Southern Germany. From body shop to delivery, all models carry a personal ID with them: an RFID data carrier ( "tag ") from SICK. It contains the identification number of the vehicle and allows a contactless data exchange of vehicle data via UHF RFID read/write devices. This makes the German... (read more)Browse RFID Readers Datasheets for SICK -
Schmersal Inc.
Compact RFID Electronic Safety Sensor Radio-frequency identification (RFID) is a technology that uses radio waves to provide a wireless data exchange of a coded identification number between a target (tag, label, or chip) and a reader - a device which transmits an encoded radio signal to the target. Schmersal has applied this technology to the RSS260 series non-contact safety sensor. In this application the RFID actuator target is attached to the safety guard door and sensor is attached to the machine frame. The non-contact sensing... (read more) -
AgozTech LLC
AgozTech Launches Rugged RFID Reader Holster holder was created in collaboration with warehouse and retail partners who expressed a need for a high-quality, wearable case that could withstand the daily rigors of device-heavy workflows. Whether scanning inventory in a large distribution center or conducting asset counts on a retail floor, workers require a way to protect their RFID tag readers while keeping them easily accessible during long shifts. AgozTech 's RFID Handheld Reader Holster answers that call with a thoughtful, field-tested design... (read more)Browse Operator Interface Mounts and Arms Datasheets for AgozTech LLC -
McElroy Manufacturing, Inc.
Vault™ ID Tags Every Vault ID tag links to a dedicated DataLogger (R) joint report. For decades, pipeline installers have relied on the McElroy DataLogger to ensure every fusion complies with industry standards - while giving them records to back up the work. With Vault ID tags, now anyone can clearly identify a physical joint in the field and review the digital record of that fusion. Vault ID tags' open access allows anyone, including the pipeline owner, contractor, or inspector, to view pertinent... (read more)Browse Data Loggers and Data Recorders Datasheets for McElroy Manufacturing, Inc. -
Polyonics
Tag and Label Materials for Metal Manufacturing Polyonics (R) HIGHdegree label and tag materials are specially engineered to stand up to the punishing demands of metal manufacturing factories and foundries. (read more)Browse Industrial Tapes Datasheets for Polyonics -
Polyonics
Polyonics HIGHdegree Label and Tag Materials The Polyonics HIGHdegree portfolio of label and tag materials thrives on the extreme temperature ranges encountered throughout the metal manufacturing process so you can accurately control inventory. From furnace through delivery of completed goods to customers, they can take the heat every step of the way. Forged under fire. The HIGHdegree line is rated up to 600 C and labels can be applied directly to or tags hung from coils, rolls, bars, sheets, rebar, tubes, wire bundles, etc. as they leave... (read more)Browse Label Materials Datasheets for Polyonics -
Norlok Technology, Inc.
Tagger Stitchfolding for Sheet Metal Assembly Tagger 320 stitchfolding machines from Norlok are being used world wide in the manufacturing of white goods, heating, ventilation, air conditioning and filter equipment. Fast, cost effective joining. More than one joint per second. No separate fasteners to buy. Silent operation without sparks, heat or fumes. (read more)Browse Presses (metalworking) Datasheets for Norlok Technology, Inc.
Conduct Research
By Paul Thomas, Managing Editor GlaxoSmithKline recently announced that it has begun putting radio frequency identification (RFID) tags on individual bottles of HIV drug Trizivir, which is packaged at its Zebulon, N.C. plant. According to the company, the main goal of the project is to better...
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Detection, identification, location, and remote sensing using SAW RFID sensor tags
For all of these applications, it is anticipated that the system utilized to interrogate the SAW RFID tags may need to operate at fairly long range and in the presence of considerable multipath and multiple- access interference.
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2009 Index
Errors of phases and group delays in SAW RFID tags with phase modulation; T-UFFC Nov 2009 2565-2570 Hansen, C., Huttebrauker, N., Wilkening, W., and Ermert, H., .
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Radiofrequency Identification and Surface Acoustic Wave Technologies for Developing the Food Intelligent Packaging Concept
The main characteristic of SAW RFID tags is that their operation is based on microacoustics of piezoelectric materials instead of semiconductor physics.
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Mechatronics and Intelligent Materials II
Abstract: In this paper, a novel SAW RFID tag based on UWB chirp spread spectrum theory was proposed.
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Study of surface acoustic wave ID tags with specified correlation properties
A sub stantial advantage of SAW RFID tags is that they are passive devices having an individual code but capable of working at large distances (up to 20 m).
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2008 Index IEEE Transactions on Ultrasonics, Ferroelectrics and Frequency Control Vol. 55
Z-path SAW RFID tag ; T-UFFC January 2008 208-213 Harma, S., Kim, C.-U., Balashov, S.M., and Plessky, V.P., .
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Multiresonator-Based Chipless RFID
S. Harma, V. P. Plessky, C. S. Hartmann, W. Steichen, “ SAW RFID tag with reduced size”, IEEE Ultrasonics Symposium 2006, pp: 2389–2392, Vancouver, Canada, Oct. 2006.
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Feasible and effective IT asset management using surface acoustic wave-based RFID
For simulating the slot-in carrying condition, the slot for a HDD was used as a slot for a SAW RFID tag as shown in Fig. 9.
