Radio Frequency Identification Technology for Logistics, Tagging and EPC

Long distance identification made easy with GAO

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

To meet the demand for applications requiring long distance identification, such as agriculture and industrial environments, GAO RFID has launched its fixed reader antenna panel.

This LF fixed reader antenna, model 312001, features a compact design and durable construction making it resistant to typical environmental influences.

The low frequency antenna panel, in combination with stationary RFID readers, provides excellent performance even in noisy conditions. It is generally used for contactless identification of animals. It is a solution for applications in agriculture and industrial automation.

Different sizes are also available for an optimal choice in terms of reading volume and installation space. The antenna can be used in double-sided arrangements with a single reader for applications that require large reading volumes.

In addition, it allows for a read range of up to 80 cm with HDX transponder of 30mm or up to 55cm with FDX-B transponder of 30mm. [end] 

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