RFID Antennas
Discover cutting-edge RFID antennas that enhance your tracking and data collection systems. Our RFID antennas ensure seamless communication between tags and readers, boosting accuracy and efficiency in various applications.
902-928 MHz (US & Related)
860-960 MHz (Global)
865-868 MHz (EU & Related)
Circularly Polarized Antennas
Ground & Mat Antennas
Linearly Polarized Antennas
Outdoor RFID Antennas
Proximity RFID Antennas
Indoor RFID Antennas
Shelving & Cabinet Antennas
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MTI Wireless Edge
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More about RFID Antennas
We carry a wide range of antennas to fit an equally wide range of tags, readers, and systems. This includes UHF antennas, patch antennas, and linear or circular polarized antennas. Each antenna has different strengths, and each fits specific types of systems. We’re here to help assist you in selecting the best RFID antenna for your application, so please contact us with any questions you may have.
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Precision-Engineered RFID Antennas for Every Application
Your RFID system is only as strong as it's components. An RFID antenna will determine signal precision, and define a system's read area - making it crucial to select the right antenna for the job. Signal precision, range, and interference resistance all depend on getting the right antenna for the job. At atlasRFIDstore, we stock an extensive lineup of RFID reader antennas, from circular-polarized models for inconsistent tag orientations to high-gain, long-range linearly polarized antennas for consistent long-range, high-volume reading.
Explore our RFID antenna selection, or reach out for expert guidance on matching the right RFID antenna to your environment & applications goals.
Linear vs. Circular RFID Antennas: Which is Right for You?
In this video, we explore the differences between linear and circular RFID antennas, breaking down how each one influences read accuracy, tag orientation, and range. Hit play and find out which is best for your application before you buy!
Frequently Asked Questions: RFID Reader Antennas
If you have questions or would like to learn more about RFID reader antennas, check out the answers to our most frequently asked questions below.
Can I use any RFID antenna with any RFID reader?
Not all RFID antennas are universally compatible with all RFID readers. Frequency range, connector type, and polarization must align with the reader’s specifications. Always check antenna-to-reader compatibility before purchasing.
How do I install an RFID antenna?
To install an RFID antenna effectively, position it to align with the expected tag movement and orientation while avoiding interference from metal surfaces or RF noise. Mount the antenna at the correct height and angle to optimize signal coverage, and ensure proper cabling and connection to the RFID reader. In high-density environments, multiple antennas may be needed to eliminate blind spots and improve read accuracy.
How do I choose the right RFID antenna for my application?
Selecting an RFID antenna depends on factors like read distance, polarization, environment, and mounting options. For controlled setups with fixed tag orientation, linear-polarized antennas are best. For varying tag positions, circular-polarized antennas improve reliability.
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Your RFID system depends on the right RFID antenna to maximize read accuracy, minimize dead zones, and keep operations running efficiently. At atlasRFIDstore, we don’t just sell antennas—we'll help you find the right one for your application, whether you’re tracking inventory in a high-traffic warehouse or managing assets across a large facility. Get the expert-approved RFID antenna that fits your needs and keeps your system performing at its best.
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