| [04/09/07] |
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The Intel UHF RFID Transceiver R1000
The Intel UHF RFID Transceiver R1000 provides unprecedented levels of design flexibility by integrating approximately 90 percent of the discrete components found in a typical RFID reader radio (including receive, transmit, baseband, modulation and demodulation functionality) onto a single chip. The Intel R1000 delivers high performance with significantly lower power consumption, supporting a full range of reader form factors and applications, from short-range handheld readers to long-range dock door readers. |
Intel |
| [04/05/07] |
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Standards-based RFID Is Deployable RFID
Intel and Reva Systems are driving real-world, scalable, cost-effective RFID solutions by enabling a standards-based approach that drives cost down and performance up, all while increasing choices and making integration easier. |
Intel |
| [09/26/06] |
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12 Basic Steps for DoD RFID Compliance
This document will simplify the process required to comply with the DoD mandate and provide a common-sense approach to RFID compliance. It provides 12 basic steps to help you develop a robust and cost-effective solution with minimal headache and stress. |
Paxar |
| [07/10/06] |
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RFID and UHF: A Prescription for RFID Success in the Pharmaceutical Industry
This white paper represents a collaborative effort by ADT/Tyco Fire & Security, Alien, Impinj, Intel, Symbol and Xterprise for the purposes of providing educational information on UHF RFID technology to the market, and to examine the suitability of UHF RFID for item level applications in the pharmaceutical industry. As manufacturers and developers of leading UHF RFID products and solutions, these companies determined through interactions with customers and at the suggestion of customers that there was a market need for accurate information on the UHF Generation 2 protocol, from a technical and strategic aspect. The information contained in this paper represents collective knowledge and data from all
six companies. |
Symbol |
| [04/13/06] |
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The Write Stuff: Understanding the Value of Read/Write RFID Functionality
RFID has read/write ability, and users can unlock the full value and benefi ts of the technology by taking advantage of the ability to add and change data on the tag in real time. Read/write RFID creates many new applications in the supply chain and helps accommodate changes in business processes, customer requirements or standards. |
Intermec |
| [03/09/06] |
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Guide to RFID Reader Selection
With the variety of form factors and functionality of RFID readers available today, the application should be the determining factor in reader selection. |
Intermec |
