Nfc Rfid Proximity 30*40mm Rfid tag Printing Light Weight

What is NFC: definition?

NFC, or Near Field Communication, is a short range wireless RFID communication technology. It means that two devices equipped with NFC technology are able to communicate with each other and share information as soon as they are close to one another. There is no need to launch an application, bringing the devices near each other automatically triggers the defined action - from a single easy "tap"!
The NFC technology is derived from RFID (Radio Frequency IDentification) and works by creating a "near field" (maximum approximately 10 centimeters) using high frequencies that will allow to interact with NFC equipped devices. The technology began to be used in France in 2011, but it is just starting to thrive outside the mobile payment usage. Thus, smartphones are more and more equipped with NFC, and initiatives are multiplying to test and improve its use.

How to choose the right NFC chip?

213

Robust and reliable, this is the reference NFC tag of the sector and will pefectly fit every a

ll your NFC projects.

216

216 also belongs to the quality standard but can contain more data and information.

It is a perfect fit for your NFC business cards.

Ultralight

Ultralight NFC chips are basic and cheap chips as they are able to store a small amount

of data such as one short URL or an ID. Thus, this type of NFC chip is particularly adapted to

projects requiring a high volume of tag for a low cost, or for projects like identification systems

which require small storage capacities.

What type of NFC tags does A.N.G offer?

A.N.G's standard offer includes two different types of NFC chips ( 213 and 216) in a standard format: square stickers, printed or not, and up to 30*40mm.


Description:

Applications:

1. Micropayment

2. Metro and bus

3. Membership system

4. Access control system

5. Electronic price tag

NFC VS RFID

Radio Identification, or RFID (stands for Radio Frequency Identification) is a technology allowing to identify and characterise an object thanks to a sticker broadcasting radio waves.

RFID is part of Real Time Localisation Systems (RTLS) and is widely used for logistical purposes in many different sectors where tracking merchandises is a key issue: retailing, health, transport and logistics, military activities, etc.

Thus, NFC is derived from RFID but is different in many ways. One of the main differences is the fact that NFC allows a limited data sharing between the tag and the reader. Then, another one is that NFC has a really short range compared to RFID (a few centimeters versus a few meters).


Packaging:

5000pcs or 10000pcs per Roll /carton


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