Auburn RFID Lab – Part 2: Introduction to the Lab & RFID
Posted by Suzanne Gotfryd on Jun 16, 2017
Introduction
This is part two of a four-part series geared towards learning more about the Auburn RFID lab in general, what goes on there, how it can benefit RFID as an industry, and a quick overv...
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RFID System Performance Problems - Liquids, Metals, and More Environmental Issues
Posted by Suzanne Gotfryd on Mar 31, 2017
Updated April 24, 2024
Liquids, Metals, Florescent Lighting, & Other RF Waves
Deploying an RFID application without consideration of the environment can potentially lead to thousands of dollars sp...
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What Is RFID?
Posted by Suzanne Gotfryd on Feb 21, 2017
What Is RFID?
Radio Frequency IDentification is a technology that allows almost any object to be wirelessly identified using data transmitted via radio waves.
Benefits of RFID
The abi...
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Custom Protocols & Interfaces: Understanding the Benefits
Posted by Suzanne Gotfryd on Oct 27, 2016
Protocols
Protocols are a certain set of rules that govern the exchange of data through a communication connection. Most widely used protocols define small data exchanges that occur millions of ti...
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7 Types of Security Attacks on RFID Systems
Posted by Suzanne Gotfryd on Jun 14, 2016
Introduction
RFID systems, like most electronics and networks, are susceptible to both physical and electronic attacks. As the technology matures and becomes more widespread, so do hackers who aim...
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7 Types of Security Attacks on RFID Systems
Posted by Suzanne Gotfryd on Jun 14, 2016
Introduction
RFID systems, like most electronics and networks, are susceptible to both physical and electronic attacks. As the technology matures and becomes more widespread, so do hackers who aim...
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UHF RFID Security Measures
Posted by Suzanne Gotfryd on Jun 08, 2016
Introduction
Class 1 Gen 2 UHF RFID Tags. The gaps in usage of
UHF tags were even more pronounced before the release of Class 1 Gen 2 in 2004, because previous versions such as Class 1 Gen 1 cont...
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Operating Principles: Coupling
Posted by Suzanne Gotfryd on May 27, 2016
Introduction
Understanding the way that an RFID system communicates, at least on a basic level, is a necessity—especially for deployment. RFID knowledge, together with extensive testing, is...
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UHF RFID Tag Communications: Protocols and Standards
Posted by Suzanne Gotfryd on May 20, 2016
Introduction
The International Standards Organization
(ISO) and EPCglobal are two organizations that work together to approve standards and protocols in order to provide universal spe...
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RFID Challenges: When to Look for Other Options & When to Keep Moving Forward
Posted by Suzanne Gotfryd on Apr 07, 2016
Introduction
Facing challenges when installing a new system or procedure is expected, but it helps to consider potential problems before installation. Large and small companies, as well as individ...
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What Are BAP RFID Tags?
Posted by Suzanne Gotfryd on Mar 10, 2016
Introduction
Sometimes called Semi-Passive or Semi-Active,
Battery-Assisted Passive (BAP) tags are essentially passive RFID tags with an internal battery. Because these tags wait for a signal f...
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RF Physics: How Does Energy Flow in an RFID System?
Posted by Suzanne Gotfryd on Feb 05, 2016
RF Physics & RFID: A Brief Overview
RFID systems, like all systems involving energy, are governed by the laws of physics. Physics is the study of matter and its motion through space and...
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