Typical passive UHF RFID tags read at distances up to 40 feet away. In previous tests, our engineers found that Battery Assisted Passive or BAP UHF RFID tags can be read from 160 feet away. Now, Intelleflex has shattered all of our read distance records with their BAP tags based on the ISO/IEC 18000-6:2010 Manchester forward link mode (sometimes referred to simply as "Class 3") BAP RFID standard. The tags include general purpose and on-metal asset tracking tags and a temperature sensor / logger tag.

In this edition of the RFID Network video series, we put the Intelleflex BAP RFID tags to the test.

RaFID Handheld RFID Reader Product Review

The RaFID handheld RFID reader from HanaInosys is unlike any other RFID handheld our team has ever tested. The unit is designed to accommodate high security applications, including financial payments and is has been deployed as a stand-alone point of sale device.

It is an ISO/IEC 18000-6C and EPCGlobal Class 1 Generation 2 compatible with a number of built-in features, such as a printer, GPS, Quad-band GPRS supporting two SIM cards, and smart-card reader for under $2,000 USD. Our team was very impressed.

At only 6 mm, the CS790 antenna from Convergence Systems Limited is the thinnest UHF shelf antenna on the market. CSL claims that this antenna is unlike any other antenna in world, and can be placed directly on wood, metal, or any surface, making it perfect for shelves, drawers, or even enclosed metal spaces. In this edition of The RFID Network, we’re going to put that claim to the test and see just how well CS790 really performs.详细文章 | 詳細文章