The recently released ANSI/HIBCC 4.0 standard, created by the Health Industry Business Communications Council provides guidance for use of item/package level data formatting for product identification plus recommends high and low frequencies for individual passive RFID tags in hospitals and healthcare settings. now healthcare systems integrators and original equipment manufacturers can use new systems that [...]
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HF RFID Enabled Sensors Now Available For Use in Hospitals and Healthcare
Posted by on February 19th, 2012
Help me with RFID project! Antenna design!?
Posted by on December 8th, 2011
Hi, I have been assigned to do a project on RFID UHF antenna design for a passive tag. This tag must be operational when stuck over a aluminum foil and must have a good read range. I need someone to tell me what actually happens when an antenna is placed over a metal? I will [...]
Outsourcing Offshore to China – A Case Study
Posted by on November 21st, 2011
Outsourcing offshore to China works for Printronix, a company that for over 30 years has designed and manufactured a broad range of line matrix printers, ultra high frequency radio frequency identification (UHF-RFID) printers, thermal bar code label printers, and continuous forms laser printers. A market leader in the printing business, outsourcing allows Printronix a competitive [...]
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7 Comments »Can Order Processing Services Increase Profitability?
Posted by on October 26th, 2011
For a firm to set up and effective sales program, especially if they are involved in the hotel and airline reservation business, they would need the support of a live answering service. It should not really come as a surprise, as each call to them means a potential sale, and by logical extension, a profit. [...]
Why an UHF TEM Cell Is So Important
Posted by on October 25th, 2011
In the R&D phase choosing of the substrate, antenna impedance reactance and antenna and inlay impedance match are the most significant in the impact on tag performances for the customer specific application. Substantial testing is often required to ensure that the Tag produces the desired READ RANGE when applied to the specified medium. On another [...]
RFID: A Closer View
Posted by on October 22nd, 2011
Within the last few years RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) has steadily migrated from the inner circles of science and technology into the public consciousness. RFID is now well-integrated into the food you eat, the clothes you wear, the car you drive. even what’s in your medicine cabinet. What is it? RFID refers to a network [...]
Posted in Uhf Rfid Tags: integrated circuit, reading kindle rfid tag, rfi, rfid tag, science and technology, views on rfid No Comments »Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
Posted by on October 1st, 2011
The term Radio Frequency Identification is used for automatically identifies an object that transmits the identification (in the form of a unique serial number) of an object wirelessly, using radio waves. Radio Frequency IDentification abbreviated, as RFID is a Dedicated Short Range Communication (DSRC) technology. It is very similar to Barcode identification systems but it [...]
How Rental Companies and Rock Bands Benefit From HF Enabled Sensors
Posted by on September 27th, 2011
Nathan runs a firm that rents high end amplifiers and sound equipment to musicians, performers and rock bands. while many of his clients hire experienced electricians, others cobble together the equipment and cabling - which could cause equipment to overheat. The less experienced renters may not be aware of voltage drops and cable run limits [...]
Posted in Uhf Rfid Tags: hf, mlx, radio frequency identification rfid, rfi, rock bands, sensitive electronic components, temperatures No Comments »Tracking & Controlling Assets Using RFID & Bar Code
Posted by on September 26th, 2011
When selecting a tracking technology to track assets there are several factors to consider. first, what is your objective? If the objective is to collect and manage data you should select the technology that is best suited to help you achieve that objective - not let the technology dictate how you go about collecting your [...]
Security Audit
Posted by on September 25th, 2011
If you are having a security audit in your organization then you might just want to read this to ensure you get what you have paid for. One of the main reasons that companies opt for security audit is to ensure that there is no problems within the company. Industries like banking, casinos and e-commerce [...]
