How to use personnel tags and asset tags in active RFID tags

An RFID active tag is a device that uses radio waves for communication and identification. It has its own power supply and can actively transmit signals.

The advantages of RFID active tags are that they can be read at a longer distance, have higher signal strength, larger storage capacity, and can achieve two-way communication.

The disadvantages of RFID active tags are higher cost, larger size, limited battery life, and possible interference or attack.

The application fields of RFID active tags include logistics tracking, warehouse management, Intelligent transportation, military defense, medical care, etc.

How to use personnel tags in RFID active tags

The personnel tag in the RFID active tag is an intelligent device that can realize personnel positioning and management. It can communicate with the reader and writer through radio waves and send its own unique identification code and other related information. How to use people tags is as follows:

Personnel tags require batteries to provide sufficient power and signal strength. The life and capacity of the battery depend on the tag model and frequency of use, and generally require regular replacement or recharging.

Personnel tags can be worn on clothes, badges, bracelets, etc., or embedded in cards such as ID Cards and work badges. When wearing, care should be taken to avoid blocking or damaging the tag's antenna to ensure signal stability and accuracy.

Personnel tags can set different working modes and parameters according to different application scenarios. For example, you can set the tag's transmission frequency, transmission interval, transmission power, data content, etc. These settings can be modified and queried through special software or readers.

Personnel tags can form a one-to-one or one-to-many communication relationship with readers to achieve different levels and scopes of personnel positioning and management. For example, readers can be installed at entrances, exits, passages, floors, etc. to collect tag data and then transmit it to the backend system through the network for analysis and processing.

Personnel tags can implement a variety of functions, such as attendance, Access Control, security, emergency calls, health monitoring, etc. These functions can be turned on and off according to the user's needs and permissions, and can also be linked and collaborated with other systems.

How to use Asset tags in RFID active tags

Asset tags in RFID active tags can be used to track and manage fixed or mobile assets. Asset tags can Store and transmit information about assets, such as number, location, status, etc. Here's how to use asset tags:

First, each asset needs to be assigned a unique identifier and encoded into the asset tag. This can be accomplished using specialized encoders or software.

Then, the asset tag needs to be attached to the surface or inside of the asset to ensure that the tag will not fall off or be damaged. The label should be positioned to avoid interfering substances such as metal or liquid as much as possible to ensure the signal transmission effect.

Finally, a reader/writer is needed to read or write the information in the asset tag. Readers and writers can be fixed or mobile, and can be connected to the backend system through wired or wireless means to achieve real-time monitoring and management of assets.