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How to Select the Right RFID Printer Encoder and Supplies RFID Printers Encoders are used in applications where wet inlays or labels are used to tag inventory or assets. The printers’ encoders not only print on the top of the label but also encode information into the RFID chip. RFID printers in an automated RFID system often utilize existing print points within a manufacturing or distribution supply chain. Because many of the current Auto-ID systems …

At the time of starting an RFID project, selecting an RFID tag is usually one of the first tasks. However, common mistakes at this stage of the project can cause issues down the line. With thousands of RFID tags to choose from, it’s important to avoid these common mistakes.Incorrect FrequencyRadio Frequency Identification (RFID), is actually not a single technology but a group of technologies. Each of these of technologies , explained in detail here, have their own use cases and applications. Ch …

The correct selection of an RFID tag can make or break an RFID project. With an ever growing list of RFID use cases, having the correct RFID tag or label is essential. For many applications, attaching an RFID label or tag can be done using a label form factor. An example of this is a pallet where an RFID tag is attached onto the outside packaging or a cardboard box where an RFID label attached using an adhesive.However, for certain applications, alternative attachment methods are needed based on …

UHF RFID or RAIN RFID is an emerging IoT technology that is gaining adoption across multiple industries because its combination of low-cost tags and several-meter read range. Inventory management, asset tracking and authentication solutions are just some of the use cases being enabled by RFID in retail, logistics, supply chain, healthcare, airline baggage, automotive and manufacturing. Many of these solutions require an optimized tag to enable long read range for tagging a specific ma …

In order to select the right tag for your application, you must consider several factors that will affect the tag performance. As the market is flooded with hundreds of types of tags, there is no simple way to sort them all and pick the perfect one. However, we have gathered criteria that will help you with your selection.Tag Type – passive, active, semi-passiveTag Frequency – low, high, ultra-high, microwaveTag Orientation, Location and PlacementEnvironmental Factors – metal, liquids, harsh env …