5 Examples of RFID Tool Tracking
Posted by Suzanne Smiley on Feb 11, 2015
Introduction
By using RFID to track tools, companies can have confidence knowing that their assets are secure. RFID can also provide a wide range of tracking options and systems depending on what
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What Should I Know About File Management?
Posted by Suzanne Smiley on Jan 24, 2015
Introduction
If you're looking to implement a new file tracking system or have ever wondered how file tracking works with RFID, this article will break down the basics and discuss the best tags
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RFID File Tracking: Handheld Readers vs. Fixed Readers
Posted by Will Pugh on Jan 21, 2015
Introduction
While most companies do not need to keep track of every single piece of paper,
file tracking is an increasingly common RFID application since it is a great way to increas
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3 Reasons Your Company Needs an RFID File Tracking System
Posted by Suzanne Smiley on Jan 08, 2015
Introduction
RFID File Management is growing in popularity among companies because of RFID's ability to accurately and efficiently track documents in the workplace. By placing RFID labels on files
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Mining Opportunity: Tracking Miners With RFID
Posted by Laurie Wiegler on Dec 19, 2014
Introduction
While it’s highly doubtful that RFID could have saved the lives of the 301 miners who, sadly, perished after an underground explosion in Turkey, the technology is being used to better
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Software, Firmware, & Middleware: What is the Difference?
Posted by Suzanne Smiley on Dec 03, 2014
Introduction
A few different types of software are common components of most
RFID systems – firmware, middleware, and application software. Though all of these components are technically softwa
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Understanding Near-Field and Far-Field Antennas
Posted by Suzanne Smiley on Nov 12, 2014
Introduction
The electromagnetic field that surrounds an
RFID antenna can be broken up into two segments – near-field and far-field. Typically, near-field is defined as the field around the ant
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How to Create the Optimal Short Range UHF RFID System
Posted by Suzanne Smiley on Oct 23, 2014
Introduction
UHF RFID applications requiring a short read range have several options for hardware and system configurations. In short range RFID systems,
RFID tags in proximity can create a
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The Best RFID Tag For Your Application: 7 Key Factors to Consider
Posted by Suzanne Smiley on Oct 14, 2014
Introduction
Passive RFID tags electronically store data enabling RFID readers and antennas to identify and track objects. Each RFID tag has specific attributes that define its limitations physica
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Gen2 V2: The Next Step In The Evolution of RFID
Posted by Shain Armstrong on Oct 03, 2014
Introduction
Set by
GS1, the current standard for all UHF Passive RFID readers and tags is the Gen2 protocol (or Class 1 Generation 2 protocol). GS1 and the Hardware Action Group created
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How to Select a UHF RFID Reader
Posted by Suzanne Smiley on Sep 30, 2014
Introduction
Selecting the right
UHF RFID Reader for your application is of the utmost importance. Not only is the RFID reader the brain of the RFID system, but each reader has its ow
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3 Guidelines For Choosing A Passive UHF RFID Antenna
Posted by Suzanne Smiley on Sep 29, 2014
Introduction
Choosing a passive
UHF RFID antenna can be a confusing task to those who are new to RFID. Passive RFID antennas typically look physically similar, so it is primarily their technica
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