UHF Card
A UHF card is a type of radio-frequency identification (RFID) card that operates on the Ultra-High Frequency (UHF) band, typically between 860-960 MHz.
These UHF cards are used for long-range identification and tracking, with read distances typically ranging from 3-10 meters. They are commonly used in applications like access control, asset tracking, and logistics management.
Here’s a more detailed breakdown:
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Frequency:UHF cards operate at a much higher frequency than standard proximity cards (125 kHz), allowing for longer read ranges.
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Reading Distance:UHF cards can typically be read from several meters away, making them suitable for hands-free access control and tracking applications.
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Applications:
- Access Control: Used for hands-free building access, parking lot access, and vehicle access.
- Asset Tracking: Tracking inventory, IT assets, and other valuable items in logistics and supply chain management.
- Other Applications: Laundry management, race timing, and more.
- Access Control: Used for hands-free building access, parking lot access, and vehicle access.
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Construction:UHF cards can be made from various materials, including PVC, PET, and ABS, and can be customized with visual identification or environmental resistance features.
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Chip Technology:They often utilize chipsets like Alien Higgs, Impinj Monza, or NXP UCODE.
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