RFID Journal

In my opinion column this week, A Question of Life or Death for RFID Companies, I wrote that I often ask RFID providers, "Would you rather be in a room with 10 people who have expressed an interest in your product, or with 1, 000 people who have not? "

RFID technology is presently considered a trending topic in the IT sector and has been explained as a major allowing technology for computerized, contactless, wireless data compilation.

RFID is the acronym for Radio Frequency Identification. It is the technology that uses electromagnetic fields to allot unique identify to objects or humans and keep track of the same.

Near Field Communication technology has been recognized as a distinguished methodized wireless technology that helps you communicate with the devices that are in your close proximity.

RFID or Radio Frequency Identification technology can be defined as a technology that uses electromagnetic radio-frequency to identify tags when near to a reader.

Automatic identification, or auto ID for petite, is the comprehensive terms given to a host of technologies that are used to support machines recognize objects.

Before knowing how to read RFID tags it one must know what RFID tags are. RFID is the acronym for Radio-Frequency Identification and are small, but extremely useful electronic devices that carry a chip and can withstand up to 2000 bytes of data. 

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology is based one electromagnetic energy transmission, and is extremely significant for the use of storing and carrying information electronically.

Near Field Communication (NFC) is a short-range of wireless communication protocol which is designed to provide intuitive communication link between two devices one of them being passive and the other one being an active communication device.

Radio Frequency Identification or RFID can be defined as a technology which uses electromagnetic radio-frequency to identify tags when near to a reader. The tags are made up of an antenna in order to pass information to the reader.

Radio frequency identification is a way of transferring small amount of data stored in the passive RFID tags to an active reading device that detects and reads the data when brought in a close proximity of a specified range.

Near Field Communication (NFC) lately has evolved as a prominent, standardized wireless technology that helps two devices in close proximity to exchange information and communicate. Various researches and surveys suggest that consumers do not prefer making payments with their mobile devices.