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 What is Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)?RFID employs Radio Frequency Communications to exchange data between a portable memory device and a host computer or PLC. An RFID system typically consists of a "Tag/Label/PCB" containing data storage, an Antenna to communicate with the Tag, and a Controller to manage the communication between the Antenna and the PC or PLC (the terms Reader or Reader/Writer are used when the Antenna and Controller are combined in one housing). Importantly, the Tag/Label/PCB is commonly attached to a product carrier, tote or even the product itself, providing a remote database that travels with the product. RFID Systems Consist of Three Primary Components: • Tags/Labels/PCBs • Antennas • Controllers Contact your Automation Controls Sales Engineer today to discuss your RFID needs. |
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