As discussed in our article A Tag, a Label, an Inlay, there are quite a few names for RFID tags that all have slight differences based on the verbiage and context. For instance, an RFID inlay is ty
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A subsection of our popular article, 6 Factors that Affect RFID Read Range, these videos will focus on specifically RFID tag factors that are key considerations when purchasing RFID tags and p
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RFID Item Material & RFID Read Range Welcome to this quick video where we show how important RFID tag type and item material are to a successful RFID application.  Today we will be
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What are Dual Dipole RFID Tags? Dual Dipole RFID tags are exactly what the name implies, a UHF RFID tag with a dual dipole antenna instead of a traditional single dipole antenna. The term ‘dipole’
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Most RFID tags are made up of three parts - the chip, antenna, and tag face or substrate. Each of these individual parts performs a specific duty in order to make the RFID tag work properly
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Memory size is an important factor when determining the RFID tag, or more specifically, the RFID chipset that is the best fit for an application. In this article we are going to discuss what is con
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In this article, we define smart card and talk about what it is and is not, including the typical frequency, sizes, applications, and more. What is a Smart Card? Smart card - noun - /smar
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IP Rating, or Ingress Protection Rating, is an international grading system for enclosures of mechanical or electronic equipment. IP rating measures resistance to ingress from foreign bodies like d
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A certification is typically a credential that is earned by an individual, company, or product that guarantees legitimacy of knowledge, competency, skill, qualification, adherence, and/or a special
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Introduction Recently, while exhibiting at a trade show, I was approached by a few attendees at the show during the week that asked me the same question – “Why Should We Try RFID Again?” The fir
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RFID technology has been widely used in retail following  Walmart’s 2003 announcement of initial testing and adoption. Companies like Lululemon, H&M, and Nike are successfully using UHF
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Tracking laundry, garments, and uniforms with  RFID tags is one of the best ways to keep track of expensive costumes and linens. Tracking these items via RFID also helps to prevent theft wh
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