Faʻataʻitaʻiga: YB4020
Tele: 45x45mm, po o tu ma aga
e fa'aumatia fa'ailoga pe a saeia: PET+aluminum etched antenna
Delivery style: Faaseʻe susu, Paste Paper Label
Chips: NXP ICODE SLI, Mifare 1K S50, FM11RF08
e fa'aumatia fa'ailoga pe a saeia: 13.56MHz
tulaga fa'akomepiuta: ISO 15693/ISO 14443
Manatu: 1024itiiti
Faiga galue: Read/write
Vevela galulue: -25℃~+75℃
Vevela teuina: -40℃~+80℃
Erasable times: 100,000 taimi
Olaga tautua: >10 tausaga
Read/write distance: 10-20cm (depending on the working environment and reader model)
The RFID library label is an RFID technology used in library management to implement self-service subscription and self-service book return. I le taim lava lena, it facilitates the library to quickly check the collection, facilitate the staff to organize and manage books, as well as security and security. RFID technology is used in library management to transform traditional manual services into electronic services and improve library automation management capabilities.
The library management tag usually uses the communication protocol ISO 15693. According to the project requirements, the communication protocol EPC GEN2 ISO 18000-6C/6B (UHF 860~960MHz) can also be used.
Vaega
Multi-tag identification, fa'afete'aiga
High tag identification sensitivity
Linearly polarized designs have ultra-high read rates in specific directions (for UHF type labels)
Anti-counterfeiting performance, with unique global identification code (TID code)
Widely used in books, important confidential document management
Talosaga
Books, CD, DVD and other asset management in libraries and bookstores
Lelei Tauvaga:
Aufaigaluega poto masani;
Lelei sili ona lelei;
Tau sili ona lelei;
Faaooina anapogi;
Malosiaga tele ma le lautele lautele o oloa;
Talia laʻititi faʻatonuga;
ODM ma OEM oloa e tusa ma manaoga o tagata faʻatau.