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Introduction As the energy travels through the cable from the RFID reader to the RFID antenna (and back), power is lost and there is no way of getting around this fact. However, in order to ensu ...

In this article, we'll discuss how and where RFID fits in shrink reduction strategies. RFID technology provides item-level visibility throughout the supply chain, and we know how that visibility ...

Introduction [Audio Transcription Below] Hi, my name is Russell Hilyer, from atlasRFIDstore.com, and today we are going to walk through all the steps that are involved in unboxing and se ...

Originally published 07/01/2013, Updated with new content, tips, & videos 03/12/2024 Your RFID reader is connected to your antennas, you've adjusted your power settings, and you've applied y ...

In electronics, a multiplexer, also called a ‘mux’ or a ‘data selector’, is a device that selects between several analog or digital input signals and forwards the selected input to a single output ...

Introduction Perfection on the first try is -- well -- a long shot. As the all too familiar quote goes “practice makes perfect,” and becoming an expert RFID race timer requires testing, patience, ...

Power from the RFID Reader can escape through an Antenna Cable in an RFID system, which affects read range and read rates. To calculate the amount of RF energy loss to expect from your antenna c ...

Contents What do Cables and Cable Connectors Do? Components of Coaxial Cables Determining Cable Loss Size Comparison Coaxial Cable Connectors The Threading (Female or Male) The Center Pin ...

.page-heading { display:none; } WELCOME TO SECTION 6 OF THE RFID Roadmap. We've divided the information up into 10 sections - RFID Overview, RFID Readers, RFID Antennas, RFID Tags, H ...

Introduction New race directors and race timers frequently ask for our guidance putting together an RFID race timing system. Some have a do-it-yourself mentality and are eager to build their own chi ...