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What is the tag made of may decide what the physical performance of the tag.
One tag may have several options of the material, to know it better will be helpful to choose the right one. |
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| Product Material FAQ |
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Card material PVC/ PET |
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ABS |
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PC |
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Nylon |
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Card issue and data encoding accoring agreement.? |
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RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification. It is an automatic identification technology
to identify objects by using invisible radio waves. Instead of optically scanning bar codes
on a label, RFID uses radio waves to capture data from tags. One of key characteristics
of RFID is that it does not require the tag to be seen to read its stored data. This means
that a tag can be placed either inside or outside. To accomplish this, two components
are essential, reader and tag. A transponder has a microchip that contains information
uniquely identified itself, such as a serial number. A reader sends out a radio signal that
wakes a tag from its dormant state. The transponder then responds with a coded radio
signal to uniquely identify itself. The reader converts the radio waves returned from the
tag into a form that can be passed on to computer that can further utilize the information. |
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Card issue and data encoding accoring agreement.? |
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RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification. It is an automatic identification technology
to identify objects by using invisible radio waves. Instead of optically scanning bar codes
on a label, RFID uses radio waves to capture data from tags. One of key characteristics
of RFID is that it does not require the tag to be seen to read its stored data. This means
that a tag can be placed either inside or outside. To accomplish this, two components
are essential, reader and tag. A transponder has a microchip that contains information
uniquely identified itself, such as a serial number. A reader sends out a radio signal that
wakes a tag from its dormant state. The transponder then responds with a coded radio
signal to uniquely identify itself. The reader converts the radio waves returned from the
tag into a form that can be passed on to computer that can further utilize the information. |
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Card issue and data encoding accoring agreement.? |
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RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification. It is an automatic identification technology
to identify objects by using invisible radio waves. Instead of optically scanning bar codes
on a label, RFID uses radio waves to capture data from tags. One of key characteristics
of RFID is that it does not require the tag to be seen to read its stored data. This means
that a tag can be placed either inside or outside. To accomplish this, two components
are essential, reader and tag. A transponder has a microchip that contains information
uniquely identified itself, such as a serial number. A reader sends out a radio signal that
wakes a tag from its dormant state. The transponder then responds with a coded radio
signal to uniquely identify itself. The reader converts the radio waves returned from the
tag into a form that can be passed on to computer that can further utilize the information. |
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Card issue and data encoding accoring agreement.? |
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RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification. It is an automatic identification technology
to identify objects by using invisible radio waves. Instead of optically scanning bar codes
on a label, RFID uses radio waves to capture data from tags. One of key characteristics
of RFID is that it does not require the tag to be seen to read its stored data. This means
that a tag can be placed either inside or outside. To accomplish this, two components
are essential, reader and tag. A transponder has a microchip that contains information
uniquely identified itself, such as a serial number. A reader sends out a radio signal that
wakes a tag from its dormant state. The transponder then responds with a coded radio
signal to uniquely identify itself. The reader converts the radio waves returned from the
tag into a form that can be passed on to computer that can further utilize the information. |
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Since 2002 ,TSPRFID has been providing Card and Tag for electronic access control and Radio-Frequency Identification item-level tracking.
We have a complete line of RFID transponders ranging from RFID card, RFID access control/security Tag, RFID item level tracking tag,etc.
We supply straightforward to the RFID system integrator and distributor all over the world. Our manufacturing plant and general offices are located Shanghai China. The full range of
in house capabilities include card lamination; custom graphics printing; RFID tag design and manufacturing. "
