What is RFID technology
RFID (Radio Frequency
Identification) is a non-contact automatic identification technology based on
radio waves. Its core is to automatically capture target data through radio
frequency signals, and complete identification, tracking, and management without
manual intervention. The following is a systematic analysis of its technical
principles and characteristics: 1. Technical principles and system composition
1. Working principle
RF interaction: The
reader/writer emits a specific frequency RF signal (such as 13.56MHz or
860-960MHz) through the antenna, activating the chip inside the electronic tag
and supplying power to it (passive tag).
Data transmission: The tag
modulates the stored encoded information (such as unique ID or sensor data) and
sends it back to the reader/writer. After demodulation and decoding, it is
transmitted to the backend system for processing.
2. Core components
Electronic tag: Built in
chip and antenna, storing data (such as ID and status information), attached to
the surface of the recognized object.
Reader/writer: controls RF
signal transmission and reception, supports multi tag batch reading (such as
logistics sorting identifying hundreds of items per second).
Backend system: processes
identification data, implements inventory management, permission control and
other application logic.
2、 Core technical features
1. Non contact operation
No need for eye alignment
or physical contact, effectively identifying distances ranging from centimeters
(access cards) to tens of meters (logistics tracking).
O Support penetration
through non-metallic materials such as paper and plastic, suitable for harsh
environments such as oil stains and dust.
2. Efficient multi-target
recognition
It can simultaneously read
hundreds of tags (such as scanning the entire row of shelves during warehouse
inventory), greatly improving operational efficiency.
3. Data readability and
readability
The tag supports repeated
erasures (such as FRAM tag erasures up to 10 ¹² times) and real-time updates of
item status (such as logistics location and temperature records).
4. Safety and durability
The encryption chip
prevents data tampering (such as AES/DES algorithm) and is suitable for high
security scenarios such as payment and anti-counterfeiting.
No mechanical components,
high and low temperature resistance, vibration resistance, and a lifespan of
over 10 years.
3、 Typical application
scenarios: logistics and warehousing, retail and consumption, intelligent
management, industry and manufacturing