High frequency

In the RFID environment, high frequency refers to a frequency range used for contactless data transmission between a transponder and an RFID reader. This range is mainly used when objects need to be identified selectively over short distances. Compared with ultra-high frequency, the read range is usually shorter, but high frequency operates reliably in many applications under controlled conditions. How well detection works depends, among other things, on the antenna, the tag, the installation situation and material influences. High frequency is particularly suitable for identification processes at workstations, on containers or on individual workpieces.

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