Ultra-high frequency 9662 chip, ultra-high frequency tag

Introduction to the Ultra-High Frequency 9662 Chip:
Among UHF tags, there is a chip based on the 18000-6C protocol called the 9662 chip. It is an ultra-high frequency UHF tag with a frequency range of 860-960MHz, recognized in the industry as a high-quality UHF tag with a very wide range of applications. This chip can be made into flexible tags or packaged inside rigid cards. This chip is a typical UHF chip manufactured by a foreign company.

Application scope of the 9662 chip:
They are usually used for remote reading and writing, such as parking lots, passageways, personnel management, attendance, access control, and fee collection. The read/write distance ranges from 1 meter to 100 meters, and the actual situation depends greatly on the configuration of the reader and coil.

Detailed explanation of the 9662 label:
RFID tags use the most sensitive Alien H3 chip currently available, featuring a 64-bit globally unique ID number. Combined with BizGrid™ tag antenna design, it can still provide sufficient reflected signals to read tags over a wider range even at low power levels. The antenna of the BG-PL-1 RFID tag adopts a slit design, allowing effective reading when multiple RFID tags are stacked, making it suitable for single-item level applications.

9662 manufacturing process and packaging materials:
1. Make labels
1. Packaging material: 160gms coated paper
2. Antenna material: etched aluminum foil;
3. Antenna dimensions: 80(L)*20(W)mm;
4. Label size: 73*23mm;

2. Manufacturing process
1. Ink printing barcodes and numbers;
2. Monochrome silkscreen images and logos.
3. Packaging (standard size for reference):
4. Dimensions: 85mm×54mm×0.86mm
5. Packaging material: 160g coated paper
6. Weight: 1.85kg±0.05kg/roll; 8.13kg±0.20kg/box;
7. Quantity: 1,000 pcs/roll× 4 rolls/box

Ultra-high frequency 9662 chip specifications:
1: Complies with EPC Gen2 and ISO/IEC18000-6C standards
2: Global universal tag: operating frequency 860MHz - 960MHz
3: 800-bit non-volatile memory
4: 96-bit EPC
5: 512-bit User Memory
6: 64-bit unique TID (not rewritable)
7:32 Visits and Confusing Passwords
8: Pre-programmed a unique, immutable 64-bit serial number
9: User storage can be managed in 64-bit blocks, permanently locked, and protected with access passwords
10: Supports all mandatory and optional commands, including single-item commands
11: Custom commands for high-speed data write, capable of writing EPC codes of 30 tags per second
12: Low-power read and write operations
13: Excellent working distance; with the right antenna, it can reach over 15 meters
14: Data retention period: 10 years