Organizations of all sizes can securely store data using smart cards in an efficient and cost-effective manner. The purpose of this guide is to explain what smart cards are, how they work, and why they can be beneficial to your organization or business. With its vast array of options and features th Read More
RFID tags are used in a wide range of applications, from inventory tracking to access control. But what exactly are these RFID tags? Let's take a closer look at the various components and materials used to make RFID tags.RFID Chips (ICs)A RFID chip, or integrated circuit, consists of a logic and mem Read More
An organization's security strategy should include access control; it protects private areas from unauthorized access and streamlines operations for authorized personnel. Smart cards are credit card-sized plastic pieces that contain RFID or NFC chips, which enable them to store and communicate data Read More
Electronic Product Codes give every physical object in the world a unique identifier that makes it stand out from all other objects. Tracking and distinguishing items of all kinds is made possible by these codes!What is an Electronic Product Code?EPCs are barcodes that store data about individual it Read More
The RFID access control system allows for the determination of who enters or leaves specific premises at any given time. The system identifies an individual, authenticates their details, and grants access after verification. Building access is restricted to specific individuals. An RFID card, RFID Read More
Using RFID technology on or around metal surfaces is one of the biggest challenges. RFID anti-metal tags cannot be read when metal interferes with the radio waves used to transmit information.It is possible, however, to improve the performance of RFID tags on metal surfaces. RFID tags should not be Read More
Electronic tags are primarily composed of RFID chips. RFID chips are at the core of the entire RFID system. There are four main components of the tag chip: a radio frequency front end, an analog front end, a memory unit, and a baseband (digital).RFID chips have frequency bands of 2.45 GHz, 860-960 M Read More
Data is transferred between devices using radio waves in RFID technology. To exchange tags, both the tag and the reader must be within the acceptable read range.What determines the RFID read range?The RFID read range is affected by a variety of factors. An in-depth analysis of these factors is prese Read More
Mifare Plus and Mifare Classic are NXP Mifare products. As a result of the security collapse of Mifare Classic, NXP released Mifare Plus, a new generation of contactless cards.MIFARE cards meet the ISO14443A industry standard and, like other contactless cards, use an antenna and chip that react once Read More
Is your business ready to adopt RFID technology? Have you used this technology before? What are you using it for?For customers to gain entry, businesses had to manually enter data and stamp tickets. Rooms in hotels can only be accessed by keys. Today, business processes are more automated. Tenants u Read More
