RFID ultra-high frequency electronic tags

Introduction to RFID ultra-high frequency tags

The English abbreviation for RFID UHF tags is UHF. They are named for their extremely long physical distance. Their sensing range can be long or short—as short as within 1 meter, and as long as more than ten meters. Active UHF electronic tags can even detect at distances of 200 meters. This is the most important feature of RFID UHF tags. Another reason is its relatively low cost, because its physical size is relatively small. Its small physical size reduces manufacturing expenses.

Benefits of using RFID ultra-high frequency tags
1. RFID ultra-high frequency tags are compact:
What are the advantages of being small in size? As mentioned earlier, smaller physical size reduces manufacturing costs, so small size and cost reduction is one aspect, but another is its good concealment.
2. Fast reading speed of RFID ultra-high frequency tags:
No manual tag recognition is needed; readers can read product data from RFID tags in just 250 milliseconds. Some readers can even read over 250 tags per second, which is 1000 times faster than traditional scanning methods
3. RFID ultra-high frequency tags are reusable and stain-resistant:
It can be reused hundreds of thousands or even millions of times, and its material allows it to be placed in harsher environments, offering greater durability and naturally lower costs for large-scale reuse.
4. RFID ultra-high frequency tags are easy to achieve automatic identification:
RFID ultra-high frequency tags perform identification without manual intervention, making them suitable for automation and resistant to damage. They can recognize high-speed moving objects and simultaneously recognize multiple RFID UHF tags.
5. RFID ultra-high frequency tags have large information capacity:
The amount of stored information is enormous, providing a code for each very specific object to recognize individual objects, rather than only recognizing one category of objects like barcodes.
6. Data reading through outer packaging or even remote reading:
Ultra-high frequency tags use radio frequency; the reader can read data from internal RFID through external materials, while barcodes use lasers to read information and must be placed outside the packaging.
7. Ultra-high-frequency tags with more asset management functions:
UHF tags can provide more informational content than traditional barcodes, enabling companies to track their available resources more quickly and manage them more effectively.


Performance parameters of RFID ultra-high frequency tags
Operating frequency: 860-960 MHz
Standard: ISO 18000-6C
Ultra-high frequency electronic tags (2 sheets)
Memory capacity: 2Kbit, 4 bytes per 64 blocks
Read/write distance: 3~10m (compatible with different antennas)
Operating mode: R/W (read/write)
Operating temperature: -20°C~+60°C
Adapted speed: <60 km/h
Anti-collision mechanism: Suitable for multi-label reading
Data retention: over 10 years

Application range of RFID ultra-high frequency tags
1: Management and application in the supply chain　
2. Management and application of production line automation　
3. Management and application of air parcels　
4. Container management and application　
5. Management and application of parking lots　
6: Management and application of nonstop toll collection
7: Library management and application

8. Warehouse management and applications