Modulation refers to the process by which the RFID tag changes the carrier signal of the reader antenna to convey information. A variety of schemes to accomplish this are available: amplitude modulati
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Inductive coupling is the transfer of energy from one circuit (such as a conductive antenna and associted circuitry) to another by means of mutual inductance between the two circuits. Some RFID tags a
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A passive RFID tag is said to harvest energy from an RFID reader antenna; passive tags have no energy source of their own, and they take what little they need from the reader. (go to RFID articles)Ind
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Frequency hopping is a technique used to keep two or more RFID readers from interfering with each other while reading RFID tags in the same area. For example, UHF RFID readers in the United States are
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A means of communication between an RFID tag and a reader; the data is contained in changes between the two frequencies of the carrier wave sent out by the reader. See modulation for more information
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A means of communication between an RFID tag and a reader; the data is contained in changes in the frequency of the carrier wave sent out by the reader. See modulation for more information. (go to RF
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Field programming refers to the process of placing data on an RFID tag after the manufacturing process has been completed. Field programming is usually performed before the tag is installed on the pro
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