RFID is considered as a non specific short range device. It can use frequency bands without a license. Nevertheless, RFID has to be compliant with local regulations (ETSI, FCC etc.) • LF : 125 kHz – 134,2 kHz : low frequencies, • HF : 13.56 MHz : high frequencies, • UHF : 860 MHz – […]
RFID stands for radio frequency identification, a technology that identifies, locates and tracks items using radio waves. When an item is tagged with a tiny silicon chip and an antenna – collectively known as an RFID tag – it can be scanned by a mobile or stationary reader to identify the item. RFID chips last […]
Industrial RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) systems offer data tracking and error proofing solutions for asset tracking, machine tool, flexible assembly, factory automation, warehousing, logistics, and distribution tracking. BIS C is a system uniquely designed for solving machine tool identification applications. This system can be used with the tag mounted flush in, on or off metals […]
What is RFID? RFID is an acronym for radio-frequency identification and refers to a technology whereby digital data encoded in RFID tags or smart labels (defined below) are captured by a reader via radio waves. RFID is similar to barcoding in that data from a tag or label are captured by a device that stores […]
RFID tags are NOT an “improved bar code” as the proponents of the technology would like you to believe. RFID technology differs from barcodes and RFID in three important ways: 1.With today’s barcode technology, every can of Coke has the same UPC or bar code number as every other can (a can of Coke in […]
Tagging & Verification Station – a central workstation for inserting RFID tags and verifying their readiness. Mobile RFID UHF reader are used for quickly drawing up inventory or verifying book location on the bookshelves. The RFID UHF reader are connected online to library system by wireless network or they operate offline sending and downloading data […]
RFID paper label is suitable for gluing into the publication and meets all required standars of use of RFID in the library. Smart labels attached to books are detected between the pedestals from 150mm above the floor, to almost 2 meter high. Identiv’s library products include solutions tailored to meet the specific rigorous requirements of […]
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) allows an item, for example a library book, to be tracked and communicated with by radio waves. These are also known as smart labels; they consist of an adhesive label that is embedded with ultra-thin RFID inlays. And its memory can be customized in 1K or 4K to record information of […]
Compared with UHF, HF library system is currently the most mature and popular solution for library due to its high identification rate and less influence by environment. It is expected that by adopting RFID solutions the Vatican Library will be able to control misuse of its library and at the same time provide its users […]
Library RFID tags contain electronically stored information. Hence, this kind of RFID tags for library has the short range reading, heightening the security and privacy in the process of library management. That is to say, library RFID tags’ short reading distance assures to track and locate the books or documents accurately, safely and quickly. Owing […]
