RFID Hard Tag

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BRT-33 UHF High Temperature RFID Tag -8dBm high sensitivity 920 - 925 MHz The high temperature tag/label BRT-33 designed and produced by Broadradio is a label specially designed for complex and high temperature environments such as metal. It has the characteristics of long reading distance, high sensitivity and convenient installation. It is suitable for various metal environments, especially high temperature environment. Conveniently used in a variety of metals, high

BRT-33 UHF High Temperature RFID Tag -8dBm high sensitivity 920 - 925 MHz The high temperature tag/label BRT-33 designed and produced by Broadradio is a label specially designed for complex and high temperature environments such as metal. It has the characteristics of long reading distance, high sensitivity and convenient installation. It is suitable for various metal environments, especially high temperature environment. Conveniently used in a variety of metals, high

BRT-26 Underground Tag As a leading global UHF RFID hardware solution provider, Broadradio has more than 10 years of experience in RFID antenna and label design. It has worked on RFID projects of various application types and is familiar with how to select antennas, tags and readers to obtain The optimal system integration effect has become a long-term partner of many listed companies in the RFID industry. Product Description: BRT-26 is dedicated to the goods positioning. It

Introduction BRT-03 tags is a 915M extended UHF passive electronic tag independently developed by our company. The electronic tag has high recognition rate, good encryption and high temperature resistance. Compared with the 915M standard card, it has a larger antenna area and higher receiving sensitivity, and the card reading distance is longer, the continuity is better, and the solution can be better solved. Some car film problems. Performance Features Frequency range: 860 -

Introduction Broadradio specializes in RFID, production and sales of RFID tags and RFID antennas, and is a national high-tech enterprise. With excellent independent innovation ability and professional technical team, it has obtained a number of national patents and PCT international patents. With more than 10 years of RFID project experience, you are familiar with how to choose antennas, tags and readers for optimal system integration. It is your ideal partner. The BRT-38 PCB

Introduction BRT-33 high temperature tag designed by Broadradio for high temperature environments. It has the characteristics of long reading distance, high sensitivity and convenient installation. It is suitable for various metal environments, especially high temperature environment. Performance Features Frequency range: 920 - 925 MHz Sensitivity: -8dBm (Metal surface) Chip: Alien H3 Protocol supported: ISO 18000-6C, EPC global C1Gen2 Function: Read / Write Chip Features E P

Advantage Have complete RFID and testing equipment, including darkroom, network analyzer, label tester, comprehensive tester, etc. Master core technologies such as phase control technology, multi-beam phase control system, wide-band vibrator and multi-system design Have rich application and project experience, have done RFID projects of various application types, and are familiar with how to choose antenna, label and reader products to get the best system integration effect.