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Types of Memory in Gen 2 UHF RFID Tags

Types of Memory in Gen 2 UHF RFID Tags

Posted by Shain Armstrong on May 01, 2013

Updated: 7/17/2024; Originally Published: 5/01/2013 Gen 2 UHF RFID tags are comprised of an antenna and a chip (more accurately called an integrated circuit, or IC). In this article
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RFID vs. Barcodes: What are the Advantages?

RFID vs. Barcodes: What are the Advantages?

Posted by James Thrasher on Apr 29, 2013

Barcode labels have been the industry standard in retail and logistics for over 30 years, but other technologies, namely radio-frequency identification (RFID), have greatly diminished the luster of
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5 Ways to Attach RFID Tags

5 Ways to Attach RFID Tags

Posted by Suzanne Smiley on Apr 24, 2013

If you don't properly attach RFID tags to different surface types, your read rate will suffer, therefore limiting the effectiveness and efficiency of your RFID implementation. Without the abilit
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When should I invest in an RFID printer?

When should I invest in an RFID printer?

Posted by Shain Armstrong on Apr 15, 2013

RFID printers are not for everyone, especially since the cost can be relatively high. In order to decide if and when it is time to buy an RFID printer, you must first determine wheth
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RFID on Metal: RFID Tags and Metal Surfaces

RFID on Metal: RFID Tags and Metal Surfaces

Posted by Suzanne Gotfryd on Apr 10, 2013

Originally Posted 4/10/13, Updated on 5/20/24 When it comes to RFID tags, mounting on or embedding in metal can be tricky, due to the metal interfering with the tag signal. RFID tag manufactur
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Locking Memory on EPC Gen 2 RFID Tags

Locking Memory on EPC Gen 2 RFID Tags

Posted by Shain Armstrong on Feb 24, 2012

Introduction Locking the memory on EPC GEN 2 compliant RFID Tags is an often misunderstood process. Many think that it is simply a matter of changing the access password to a non-zero value (th
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Hospital Inventory Control with UHF RFID

Hospital Inventory Control with UHF RFID

Posted by Shain Armstrong on Feb 20, 2012

What if Your Goods Could Talk? RFID technology offers great potential to significantly reduce costs while improving materials management and inventory operations throughout hospitals and other hea
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