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FRAM IC equipped RFID tag

FRAM IC equipped RFID tag

The operating temperature range and storage temperature range are compatible with -40℃ to 85℃! Antenna specifications (AL/PET) UHF inlay is also available.

This product is a high-capacity memory RFID tag suitable for radiation sterilization applications. The outer diameter size of the HF band is 5.5mm × 5.5mm, with a thickness of 0.85mm. The operating temperature range and storage temperature range can accommodate -40℃ to 85℃. Antenna specifications (AL/PET) UHF inlays are also available. 【HF Band Specifications (Excerpt)】 ■ Product Name: Fujitsu Semiconductor MB89R118C ■ Communication Protocol: Compliant with ISO/IEC15693 ■ Memory: UID 64bit, User Memory 2K byte ■ Data Rewrite Count: 10 to the power of 10 times ■ Storage Duration: 10 years *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

  • Entrance and exit control system
  • RFID/IC tags
  • Inlay

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Tag-it HF-I Plus HF Inlay

Tag-it HF-I Plus HF Inlay

We can offer suggestions for label and card processing according to your requests!

We offer inlays using the TI Tag-it HF-I Plus. IC: Texas Instruments Tag-it HF-I Plus Memory Capacity: 64bit (UID) / 2048bit (User) Operating Environment: -25℃ to 70℃ Product Name: RI-I16-112A-03J Dimensions: 24.2 mm Φ Product Name: RI-I03-112A-03U Dimensions: 38 × 22.5 mm Product Name: RI-I02-112A-03U Dimensions: 76 × 45 mm

  • RFID/IC tags
  • Inlay

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[RFID Case Study] What are the inventory management techniques that change the scene of cosmetics and miscellaneous goods?

[RFID Case Study] What are the inventory management techniques that change the scene of cosmetics and miscellaneous goods?

The introduction of RFID is a strategic investment to "convert on-site work time into time for customer service and quality management!"

We would like to introduce examples of RFID implementation in the cosmetics and miscellaneous goods sectors. In the case of a cosmetics manufacturing and retail company, operations using moisture-resistant labels allowed for smooth reading, resulting in improved efficiency during outbound shipments. In the case of a lifestyle goods manufacturer, attaching RFID tags during production and reading them during inbound and outbound shipments significantly enhanced product management efficiency and accuracy. In the cosmetics and miscellaneous goods industries, RFID goes beyond being just a management tool; it becomes a foundation for solving management challenges. 【Cosmetics Retail Case Overview】 ■Challenges - Product management using barcodes takes time for inbound and outbound shipments and inventory checks. ■Effects - Significant time reduction due to the ability to read multiple items simultaneously. - Inventory confirmation can be completed simply by scanning the shelves, reducing work time to one-tenth. *For more detailed information on the case, please refer to the related links. For more details, feel free to download the PDF or contact us.

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  • RFID/IC tags
  • Inlay

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[RFID Implementation Case Study] Document Management Techniques that Achieve Safety and Efficiency with Reliable Detection

[RFID Implementation Case Study] Document Management Techniques that Achieve Safety and Efficiency with Reliable Detection

Inspecting 100 documents in just 5 seconds! Introducing the case study of the stacked RFID label "AZ-DR72".

We would like to introduce a case study of RFID implementation in the management of important documents. One of the "challenges of paper" is that when documents are tightly stacked, conventional RFID tags can interfere with each other's signals, leading to a higher likelihood of missed readings. The "AZ-DR72" is designed specifically for the unique environment of document management, particularly the "stacking" aspect. What used to take several hours for document checks can now be completed in just a few seconds, significantly reducing labor costs. [Challenges] ■ Enormous inventory time ■ Risk of loss or unauthorized removal ■ Concerns about reading errors *For more details on the case study, please refer to the related links. For further information, feel free to download the PDF or contact us.

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  • RFID/IC tags
  • Inlay

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Rich in size and shape! HF band coil-type IC tag inlay

Rich in size and shape! HF band coil-type IC tag inlay

From prototype and small lot to mass production. Customization of shape and resonant frequency is possible. We have achieved miniaturization and high durability with our unique joining technology.

Inlay is the most basic form of an IC tag, where an IC chip is connected to an antenna. It features a wire-wound antenna made of copper, allowing for a wide range of size and shape options. Additionally, by fine-tuning the antenna size, it is also possible to adjust the resonant frequency. Even when there are pre-defined constraints on size and shape, such as when used in a resin-molded case, we can propose inlays that maximize performance within those constraints. For more details, please contact us or refer to our catalog.

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UHF Band Small Inlay A 'R300-AP25DM11AWI'

UHF Band Small Inlay A 'R300-AP25DM11AWI'

The smallest class inlays for UHF! They can be used for equipment management and tray management.

The "R300-AP25DM11AWI" is a small UHF band inlay measuring 25×11mm. It is thin and flexible, allowing for attachment to curved surfaces, and can also be affixed to small items. The operating temperature and storage temperature range is -40 to +85°C, making it suitable for equipment management and tray management. 【Features】 ■ One of the smallest class inlays in UHF: 25×11mm ■ Uses a new UHF band IC ■ Thin and flexible, can be attached to curved surfaces ■ Can be affixed to small items *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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