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Description - Active Beaconing RFID Tag

This new 2.4GHz Active Beaconing RFID Tag is especially useful in asset locating & tracking and warehouse inventory management. Because it is an active tag, long-range tracking of up to 30 meters (98 feet) is obtainable. In a typical application, a user would locate the area of the asset from a computer report with the ID for the specific item, and once the tag receives the reader’s signal the built in LED will flash. The RFID Tag is also designed to be tamper proof and sounds an alarm if someone tries to dislodge it.

Features - Active Beaconing RFID Tag

  • Good for On-Metal Applications
  • Reliable RF signal and communication distance even in harsh environments
  • Tamper-proof with alarm
  • 2.45GHz Microwave frequency
  • 100-tag/s identification rate, 2,000 tag management in RF field
  • Transmits ID every 2 seconds
  • Reader communication is bi-directional providing two commands: Addressing command and Stop Addressing Command.

Technical Specifications - Active Beaconing RFID Tag

Communication

Frequency

2.45 GHz, ISM band

Transmitter range

Up to 30 meters (free environment)

Modulation

GFSK

Communication protocol

Proprietary protocol

Communication mode

Bi-directional

Data rate

1 Mbps

Anti-collision

100 tags per second

Electronic

Electrical current

15 μA

Output power

0 dBm

Battery life

1 year, replaceable

Physical

Dimension

51*26*8.4 mm

Material

ABS

Weight

25 g

Color

White


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