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How to quickly understand RFID tag technology?

Release Time:

2020-08-28

Since the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology officially released the "12th Five-Year Development Plan for the Internet of Things " , the Internet of Things has been identified as one of China's strategic emerging industries, which undoubtedly gave a shot in the arm for the development of China's Internet of Things .

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As a key technology for building the Internet of Things, RFID has emerged as a huge market space, and it is divided into two directions - integration and standardization. By integrating RFID into product packaging, such as packaging boxes / bags / boxes, and attaching RFID labels to products, the entire life cycle of products can be monitored, which can realize the whole process of production, warehousing, sales, service and other links. Aspect retrospectively. Therefore, this requires printing and packaging manufacturers to prepare for this, including the improvement of RFID composite technology and the upgrading of traditional equipment, to meet the needs of integrating RFID integration.

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What are the technical characteristics of RFID electronic tags ?

1. The identification and reading of RFID electronic tags does not require direct connection ;

2. RFID electronic tags are very durable and adaptable to various harsh environments ;

3. Compared with bar codes, RFID electronic tags can store more data ;

4. Honglu RFID reader can read hundreds of electronic tags within one second ;

5. The data in the RFID electronic tag is encrypted and can be locked, and the security performance is very high ;

6. RFID electronic tags can be read and written repeatedly and used repeatedly ;

7. Personalized information and patterns such as instructions, barcodes or company names can be printed on the RFID label ;

8. The RFID system can be used as a subsystem embedded in the company's original system or other internal systems.

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At present, RFID technology has not yet formed an international unified standard. There are three main camps at this stage, namely the ISO/IEC18000 standard organized by ISO , the EPCGlobal standard in the United States and the UID standard in Japan. Due to the inconsistency of standards adopted by various countries, the inconsistency of supporting hardware equipment and software systems has been caused, which has formed a considerable obstacle to the globalization of RFID technology. Once the standards are unified in the future, this will bring great convenience to the development of IOT .

At present, the application environment of the domestic RFID market is not very mature, and there are still many restrictive factors, mainly manifested in the lack of high-end integrated service capabilities, low application level and few large-scale applications, weak user information foundation, and security precautions for label information. Weaker etc. The upgrade of RFID technology will promote the development of the Internet of Things ; and vice versa. Efficient RFID solutions can open up the upstream and downstream of the industrial supply chain, become the tentacles of hundreds of millions of terminals managed by the big data of the Internet of Things, and finally feed back the Internet of Things, making it more efficient and smarter, bringing convenience to people's lives and promoting Prosperity in many industries.

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The Internet of Things is a general trend from the outside world. The role of electronic tags is to give each visible and tangible object a " core " . With this " core " , this object has other meanings to the outside world. Let others know its past and present, its past and future.

It is believed that with the opening of the era of the Internet of Things and the drive of favorable market factors such as new retail and e-commerce, RFID technology will become more and more promising and play an important role.

Reprinted from RFID World Network