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technology and computing internet of thingsWhat is the RFID chip used for?
Last Updated: 24th April, 2020
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Accordingly, how does an RFID chip work?
RFID tags transmit data about an itemthroughradio waves to the antenna/reader combination. The energyactivatesthe chip, which modulates the energy with thedesiredinformation, and then transmits a signal back towardtheantenna/reader.
Secondly, what are the benefits of RFID? Benefits of RFID Asset Tracking:
- Increase asset visibility. Imagine being able toimmediatelylocate everything you've ever misplaced or lost.
- Improve employee productivity. As mentioned, RFIDtechnologydoes not require employees to be within the line of sightof anitem or asset to locate it.
- Mitigate risk, theft and loss.
Then, how is RFID used in our daily lives?
RFID Tags in Everyday Life.RFIDtags are embedded in a growing number of items peopleuseregularly. They provide conveniences to consumers orhelpbusinesses manage inventory or security. Increasingly, theyalsooffer opportunities for marketing.
Do passports have RFID?
US passports issued since 2007 all haveanRFID chip in the front cover. RFID stands forradiofrequency identification. The chip in your passportcontainsthe personal contact information found on the photo page ofyourpassport, including your picture, butthat'sit.