RFID related terms
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When an object with an electronic tag approaches the reader within a range of 0 to 10 meters, the reader is controlled to emit a microwave inquiry signal, and the electronic tag mounted on the surface of the object receives the inquiry signal of the reader, and then The signal is integrated with the data information in the tag and reflected back to the electronic tag reading device. The reflected microwave synthesized signal has carried the electronic tag data information. After receiving the microwave synthesis signal reflected back by the electronic tag, the reader/writer can separate the information such as the identification code stored in the electronic tag after being processed by the internal microprocessor of the reader/writer.
RF: Generally refers to microwave.
Microwave: An electromagnetic wave having a wavelength of 0.1 to 100 cm or a frequency of 1 to 100 GHz.
Electronic tag: A tag that stores an identification code of an object in the form of electronic data, also called a radio frequency card.
Passive electronic tag: An electronic tag that operates without power and receives microwave energy.
Active electronic tag: An electronic tag that operates on an internal battery.
Microwave antenna: used to transmit and receive microwave signals.
Reading device: used to read electronic data in the electronic tag.
Reader: used to read electronic data in electronic tags.
Programmer: Used to write electronic data to an electronic tag or to view data stored in an electronic tag.
Beam range: refers to the range of illumination power that the antenna emits microwaves.
Tag capacity: The number of bytes or logical bits that can be written when the tag is programmed.
Amplitude: The distance between the highest point of the radio wave and the zero value.
Read-only memory (ROM): A form of storing information on a chip that cannot be overwritten. Read-only chips are much cheaper than read-write chips.
Automatic data capture (ADC): A method used to collect data and import it directly (without human involvement) (see Automatic Identification and Data Acquisition).
Smart Card: A generic term for a plastic card with a microchip embedded in it. Some smart cards contain an RFID chip so they can identify the cardholder without any physical contact with the reader. RFID smart cards are often referred to as "remote control" smart cards.
a-Biz—Application case framework for automatic identification technology.
a-Biz is an automatic identification project whose ultimate goal is to combine "automatic identification" with real-world application cases to achieve "commercial automation," or a-Biz.
ASN - Advanced Shipping Notice, also known as DA, this electronic document is sent before the goods to inform the other party that the goods are in transit.
BIS - Business Information System, Business Information System, or BIS, is a system for processing business transaction information.
DA—Delivery Notice, this electronic document is sent before the goods to inform the other party that the goods are in transit.
EAN - European Article Numbering Group, founded in 1974, is an ad-hoc committee established by manufacturers and distributors in 12 European countries. Its mission is to investigate the possibility of developing a uniform standardized coding system in Europe, similar to the UPC system used in the United States. Finally, the "European Article Code" compatible with UPC was created.
EPCTM—Product electronic code, product electronic code, or EPC, is the code used to uniquely identify objects in the automatic identification system. Its purpose is similar to GTIN and UPC.
The ONS-object name resolution service, the object name resolution service, or ONS, is a component of the automatic identification system. Similar to the DNS of the domain name resolution service in the Internet, similar to DNS, ONS also performs name resolution.
PML - Entity Markup Language, which automatically identifies devices using entity markup language to convey entity information.
SavantTM — part of the automatic identification technology framework. It is a globally distributed server that provides data routing services for data capture, data monitoring and data transfer.
The UCC-Unified Coding Committee, the Uniform Code Council's mission is globally, with the goal of establishing and promoting diverse industry standards for item identification and related electronic communication technologies. Improve management within the supply chain and bring added value to users.
UML—Unified Modeling Language, Unified Modeling Language (UML), is a descriptive language for modeling business needs and business processes using tools such as use cases and activity diagrams.