Physics and the Environment

Ultra-high frequency

In the RFID environment, ultra-high frequency refers to a frequency range used for contactless data transmission, especially where longer read ranges and the rapid capture of many objects are required. Compared with high frequency, this range is particularly suitable for automated processes in logistics, shipping and internal material flow. The actual detection quality is strongly influenced by the conditions at the place of use. The frequency range  is therefore an important factor in the technical planning of RFID systems. Ultra-high frequency is used when goods, containers or pallets need to be identified automatically without line of sight and with a high detection density.

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