PRODUCT INNOVATIONS
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High-frequency RFID tags featuring superior liquid submerged and metal surface detection capabilities
Ferroxcube announced the release of Ferroxtag high frequency RFID
(Radio Frequency Identification) tags with Epoxy and silicon seal
packaging. The tags have been designed effectively for the use in
special conditions such as in liquid or on metal surfaces. Presently,
Ferroxcube has cooperated with a well-known European pharmaceutical
company on a warehouse management system as well as a collaboration
project with a railway company on developing the positioning system for
trains entering stations. The implementation of Ferroxtag enables
Ferroxcube to expand various product lines and to anticipate in the
development of the high-end RFID market. Samples are now sent to
customers in Japan, Australia and New Zealand with mass production
running.
Ferroxtag supports bandwidth of 13.56MHz, broad operation temperature range from -25°C to 130°C. Tag dimensions at 25x12.5x5mm and a weight of only 2.5g. Packaging available in Epoxy and silicon types enables to affix Ferroxtag onto the surface by screws, glues or double-sided adhesive tapes. In general, misreading data occurs when traditional RFID is applied to special conditions like being in liquid, exposed to high humidity or attached on metal surface that may lead to interference or diffraction. Ferroxtag far outshines other RFID tags in accurate data reading by its exclusive oxygen-iron powder sintered onto an antenna and combined with RFID chips in those exceptional circumstances. Moreover, the appearance of the tags can be customized to meet client's demands.
Mr. Chuan-Chi Ou, Marketing/Commercial Support Manager of Ferroxcube Asia Pacific Region, expressed "RFID is a contactless automated identification system using radio waves to convey data. It allows efficient data reading, exchange and storage between the RFID tags and scanners. In addition, it is expected to replace the two-dimensional bar codes presently in use. In the light of the special applications, the development of high-frequency RFID tags and customized design services show mature capability of Ferroxcube in research and development of new materials. Aside from the mainstream applications such as access management, medical management, warehousing and airport cargo management systems, we also anticipate these RFID tags will be extended for broader applications afterwards."
Ferroxcube, as the continuity of Philip's superior material technology company, is providing a variety of magnetic components in unique specifications that can be used in burgeoning markets such as LCD TVs and RFID. The future RFID high-frequency tags will emphasize on longer data reading distance and comprehensive solution to meet the market demands.
Ferroxtag supports bandwidth of 13.56MHz, broad operation temperature range from -25°C to 130°C. Tag dimensions at 25x12.5x5mm and a weight of only 2.5g. Packaging available in Epoxy and silicon types enables to affix Ferroxtag onto the surface by screws, glues or double-sided adhesive tapes. In general, misreading data occurs when traditional RFID is applied to special conditions like being in liquid, exposed to high humidity or attached on metal surface that may lead to interference or diffraction. Ferroxtag far outshines other RFID tags in accurate data reading by its exclusive oxygen-iron powder sintered onto an antenna and combined with RFID chips in those exceptional circumstances. Moreover, the appearance of the tags can be customized to meet client's demands.
Mr. Chuan-Chi Ou, Marketing/Commercial Support Manager of Ferroxcube Asia Pacific Region, expressed "RFID is a contactless automated identification system using radio waves to convey data. It allows efficient data reading, exchange and storage between the RFID tags and scanners. In addition, it is expected to replace the two-dimensional bar codes presently in use. In the light of the special applications, the development of high-frequency RFID tags and customized design services show mature capability of Ferroxcube in research and development of new materials. Aside from the mainstream applications such as access management, medical management, warehousing and airport cargo management systems, we also anticipate these RFID tags will be extended for broader applications afterwards."
Ferroxcube, as the continuity of Philip's superior material technology company, is providing a variety of magnetic components in unique specifications that can be used in burgeoning markets such as LCD TVs and RFID. The future RFID high-frequency tags will emphasize on longer data reading distance and comprehensive solution to meet the market demands.
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