Introduction This is part one of a four-part series that walks through unboxing and setting up the ThingMagic Izar RFID Reader and installing the ThingMagic URA. After that, the series navigates t...
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Introduction As mentioned in “ RFID Readers: Basic Options & Features”, a significant aspect to consider when choosing an RFID reader is determining if it is network capable or if it must connec...
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What do U.S. fracking sites, South African mines, and multiple construction sites across different countries all have in common? They are all dangerous environments that implemented RFID technology...
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Introduction If your company ships items that are too heavy, bulky, or in large quantities to ship through normal channels like UPS or FedEx Freight, then you understand the typical problems assoc...
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Background for Frequency Hopping There are many issues that can arise during the testing phase of an RFID system. One of the most common issues people face is called reader collision. Reader collisio...
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#1   How many tags can an RFID Printer print (per day)? There are three main types of RFID printers – Industrial, Desktop, and Mobile. Printers are assigned to these categories based on...
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Introduction This article walks through the basics and advanced principles related to how UHF RFID Passive tags communicate via backscatter. Before reading, it is important to know about the types...
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Introduction [Audio Transcription Below] Hi! I’m Kishan Patel with atlasRFIDstore.com. Today we are going to take a look at the ThingMagic RFID Reader Modules. In this video,...
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Introduction Beginning in the 1980’s with RFID’s expansion into vehicle identification and tolling, auto-identification of vehicles and assets became the sole focus of certain sectors in the trans...
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Introduction Most RFID systems require some kind of facility infrastructure, whether that be an Ethernet jack, WiFi hotspot, or a local desktop computer. Requirements such as these have become so...
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Introduction Smart shelving units such as cabinets, refrigerators, shelves, and displays are outfitted with RFID hardware. Items are affixed with RFID tags and kept in the unit to be inventorie...
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Introduction Duty Cycle is term that is associated with RFID readers and describes a property that dictates the amount of time a reader is transmitting. Duty Cycle can be best described as t...
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