RFID HF Reader

Features:

Overview

A HF reader comprises typically of an antenna, a transceiver, and a controller. The antenna creates a magnetic field that energises the HF RFID tag's antenna, enabling the tag to transmit data back to the reader. The transceiver then receives the information from the tag and transmits it to the controller, which analyses the information and transmits it to a host computer or network.

HF systems operate in the 3 MHz to 30 MHz range and provide reading distances of 10cm to 1 m. HF operates in a frequency band at 13.56 MHz and allow read ranges from near contact to 50 centimetres or 20 inches. Typical applications are library media management, manufacturing automation, gambling chip management, ID cards. HF tags need special readers.

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Features:

High Reading Accuracy: HF RFID readers provide high reading precision, which is essential for accurate data collection.

Portable Footprint: HF RFID readers are tiny and suited for space-constrained applications.

Easy Integration: HF RFID readers may readily interface with other systems and applications to streamline workflows and procedures.

Multi-Tag Reading: HF RFID scanners can read many tags at once, making them ideal for high-volume tracking applications.

Anti-Collision Technology: HF RFID readers avoid data collisions when many tags are within range to ensure accurate tag reading.

Security: Encryption and authentication may protect data in HF RFID readers.

Durability: HF RFID readers can survive extreme conditions, making them suited for industrial and outdoor use.

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