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Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is a technique whereby a device known as an RFID reader can remotely sense the presence of, and access embedded memory on, a transponder known as a tag. Particular attention has been recently focused on new-generation RFID technology employing low-cost, passive tags operating in worldwide unlicensed UHF spectrum. With the recent effort in standardization of protocols both on the RF (air) and the network side, the industry is preparing for large-scale...

From: nuACM

Passive EPC tag read at 39 - 42m with a hand-held reader

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Breaking the read distance records for Low Cost passive RFID tags using a standard Alien H3 chip.

From: tenacent

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iRFID500 handheld Bluetooth passive UHF RFID reader

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Introducing the new iRFID500 - a powerful passive UHF RFID tag reader designed to work either with a smartphone or tablet, or as a standalone device. Lightweight and highly functional, the iRFID500 helps you improve efficiency, increase productivity, and reduce costs. Designed by Extronics, a company with over 24 years' experience in hazardous areas and industrial environments, the iRFID500 is ideal for applications such as asset management, auditing and compliance, and managing...

From: Extronics Ltd

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Chipless RFID System for Low Cost Item Tracking - Stevan Preradovic

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This seminar was presented on 14th January 2009 by Stevan Preradovic, a PhD candidate at the ECSE Department at Monash University, Australia. Stevan presents his PhD research work on a novel chipless RFID system based on multiresonators which is intended for tagging low cost items such as banknotes.

Abstract - A fully passive, printable chipless RFID system is presented. The chipless tag uses the amplitude and phase of the spectral signature of a multiresonator circuit and provides 1:1...

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