RF/IF and RFID

RF/IF and RFID Description:

An RFID system integrates a reader, an electrical tag, and a data management system for seamless operation. Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), a form of automatic identification technology, facilitates non-contact, two-way data communication using radio frequencies. It employs these frequencies to interact with recording media, such as electronic tags or radio frequency cards, enabling the identification of specific targets and the exchange of data.

RFID technology is extensively used in various sectors including logistics, transportation, identity verification, anti-counterfeiting, asset management, data collection, and security control. The technology is divided into three product types: passive RFID, active RFID, and semi-active RFID.

RFID carriers are designed to be waterproof, antimagnetic, and resistant to high temperatures, ensuring reliable performance under different conditions. Advantages of RFID include the ability to update data in real-time, substantial information storage, extended service life, enhanced work efficiency, and improved security measures.