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Class 3 Battery-Assisted Smart Passive Tags: The Best of Both Worlds

Overview UHF passive RFID systems have been in the market for several years. Until recently there were only two options available - passive tag systems with their limited range and reliability and active tag systems with their high price point. With no other choice, applications with requirements between the two had to settle for the limitations of passive or the price of active tags. RFID technology is evolving as the market matures, providing new systems and solutions for a wide variety of applications. One new technology is the Intelleflex Class 3 battery-assisted smart passive tag which delivers the range, reliability and much of the functionality found on active tags, with a price closer to passives.

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Publisher	Intelleflex	File Format	PDF
Date Published	September 2005
Format	White Papers
Topics	Mobile - Wireless Communications, RFID

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