| Passive Tags G E N 2 SQ U I G G LE ®
• World Tag: global operation 860 to 960 MHz
• The EPC Class 1 Gen 2 price/performance benchmark
• High performance solution for most packaging including products
containing metal and water
• 97mm x 11mm
G E N 2 O M N I - SQ U I G G LE ®
• World Tag: global operation 860 to 960 MHz
• High performance, omni-directional design
• Form factor supports 3x3 inch labels
• 75mm x 75mm
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Semi Active Tags Semi-Active tag relies on the reader to supply its power for broadcasting. Because these tags contain more hardware than passive RFID tags, they are more expensive.A semi-active tag is an active tag that remains dormant until it receives a signal from the reader to wake up. The tag can then use its battery to communicate with the reader. Like active tags, semi-active tags can communicate over a longer distance than passive tags. Their main advantage relative to active tags is that they have a longer battery life. The waking process, however, sometimes causes an unacceptable time delay when tags pass readers very quickly or when many tags need to be read within a very short period of time. |
Active Tags 1x1 Asset Tag
The 1x1 Asset Tag affixed via screws or mounting tape provides the best performance and longest battery life for larger parts or industrial assets.
Micro Asset Tag
The Micro Asset Tag affixed via custom tag clips or mounting tape provides an extremely small footprint for smaller parts and high-value office and IT assets.
Mini-Badge Tag
The Mini-Badge Tag affixed via a badge clip or mounting tape provides a low profile format ideal for personnel. |
Anntenna and Reader
