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View this animation to learn what RFID is, and how it is rapidly becoming a key technology.
What if barcodes were replaced by chips that could not only be read more quickly but could have their information updated as well? And what if those chips could communicate with other devices? These chips already exist and the technology they use is called RFID – short for Radio Frequency IDentification.
Radio-frequency identification (RFID) is the use of a wireless non-contact radio system to transfer data from a tag attached to an object, for the purposes of automatic identification and tracking. Some tags require no battery and are powered by the radio waves used to read them. Others use a local power source. The tag contains electronically stored information which can be read from up to several metres (yards) away. Unlike a bar code, the tag does not need to be within line of sight of the reader and may be embedded in the tracked object.
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john
wrote 3 months ago
a good vid but requires clarification. RFID can be passive OR active (with a battery).
It is a TAG not a microchip. 125khz and 13.56mhz is low range (50cm) and UHF hi range (8m).
passive tags are 10p to £1.
Sachin
wrote 3 months ago
Sir wanna download this video so plz give me idea how i download this video
thy
wrote 5 months ago
I'm studying Logistics and Supply Chain Management Course at RMIT University Vietnam and this video is useful for my assignment. Therefore, could you help me to have the author's name of this video to cite on my assignment, please? It's important for my assignment and this is my RMIT email: s3298782@rmit.edu.vn
Regards,
Thy.
thy
wrote 5 months ago
This is a good explanation about RFID and it's useful for my assignment. I'm studying Logistics and Supply Chain Management Course at RMIT University Vietnam. Therefore, I need the author's name of this video to cite on my assignment. So, could you help me to have the author's name, please? This is important for my assignment. Thanks a lot and this is my RMIT email address: s3298782@rmit.edu.vn
Regards,
Thy.
vinod
wrote 11 months ago
Very Good.
cha
wrote 11 months ago
sir, is it okay if i use this as a citation on our study. and if is it okay to get the author or any governing body and the date it is published? cha10822402@gmail.com
cha
wrote 11 months ago
good day, do you guys mind if you could send the author and date of publish of this video. its for a thesis study for related literature. thanks!
Salma Massoud
wrote 1 year ago
Excellent video that explains wat RFID is in simple words that non-tech people can easily understand. Superb job guys!
Timo
wrote 1 year ago
Hello Fyezal
You can embed this animation on any website or blog, even on your own personal website, blog or facebook. We only have downloads via a license agreement for companies.
Best regards
Timo
fyezal
wrote 1 year ago
how to download this video??
jegan
wrote 1 year ago
its nice
vinod shetty
wrote 1 year ago
awesme explation + animation
jay naiker
wrote 1 year ago
Where to next?.What if this device was installed on your right hand or your forehead .Is this possible.If that is,then they will be fulfilling bible prophesy about the mark of the beast
Jay
Anuradha
wrote 1 year ago
This is a really good animation for beginners to understand RFID.
vishnu kasula
wrote 1 year ago
send rfid video file and related information
SANTOSHKUMAR
wrote 1 year ago
i like this explation.
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sathish
wrote 2 months ago
nice good explanation it is useful for my RFID logistics or warehouse project