RFID
Radio-frequency identification.
Product & Service Resources
Electronic tagging device could become alternative to barcodes
Researchers have developed a cheap electronic tagging system that could replace barcodes with a much more detailed store of information, writes Sam Shead.
IFM Electronic launches two RFID antennas designed for use with DTE100 base station weblink
The ANT513 and ANT512 RFID antennas from IFM Electronic have been designed to complement the DTE100 base station for RFID systems.
IFM Electronic releases RFID-based evaluation unit for production and conveying applications weblink
IFM Electronic has introduced a radio-frequency identification (RFID) evaluation unit featuring an integrated Profibus-DP interface for production and conveying applications, such as tracking tooling, checking the quality of electronic route cards and automotive assembly and handling.
Alpha Micro launches RFID-tagged device to help reduce the thefts of fuel and generators
New Forest Communications, working in association with Alpha Micro Components, is attempting to stem the number of fuel and generator thefts with the introduction of a device called the BB3-FT.
Product brochure: Leuze Electronic handheld scanners for barcodes, 2D codes and RFID download
Leuze Electronic’s handheld scanners for barcodes, 2D codes and RFID feature USB, Bluetooth, RS232C and PS2 keyboard interfaces.
Product brochure: RFID systems for production and logistics download
IFM Electronic offers RFID systems for production and logistics.
Uson offers customised RFID tags to increase efficiency in leak testing electronic products
Uson has introduced an electronic label system that is aimed at manufacturers of electronic products, including AV and outdoor lighting products, who wish to facilitate lean manufacturing by using RFID tags for parts identification and information tracking.
Balluff provides RFID system for material-handling applications requiring 6m distances
The industrial BIS-U RFID system from Balluff is designed for applications in material-handling technology and intralogistics, the automobile industry and any applications where distances of up to 6m are required.
Wireless LF reader uploads tags ID via Bluetooth
GAO RFID has launched its 134kHz RFID Bluetooth reader, model 222012, which is compatible with most kinds of LF (134kHz) cards and used in the security, patrol, mining, finance and railway systems.
RFID reader suits use in manufacturing
GAO RFID Asset Tracking has launched the 433MHz active RFID L-series reader, which detects the presence of all L-series-compatible active tags within range and streams the data to the serial port.
