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What are the package forms for electronic tags?
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Electronic tags, commonly used in RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) systems, can come in various package forms depending on their application, environmental resistance needs, and the required durability. Here are some of the common package forms for electronic tags:
1. Labels: These are the most common form of RFID tags, resembling traditional stickers. Labels are easy to produce and can be applied to various surfaces. They are often used in retail environments for inventory tracking and management.
2. Cards: RFID cards are similar in size and shape to credit cards and are commonly used for access control, identification, and payment systems. These tags are embedded within a plastic card, providing a durable and portable solution.
3. Key Fobs: Small and portable, key fobs are often used for access control applications, such as in building entry systems or vehicle security systems. They are typically encased in a durable plastic housing that can be attached to a keychain.
4. Wristbands: RFID wristbands are used extensively in event management, hospitals, and leisure parks. They are designed to be worn on the wrist, offering convenience and resistance to elements like water and dust.
5. Hard Tags: These tags are encased in a hard, durable shell, making them suitable for rugged environments and items that undergo rough handling, such as tools and equipment in construction or manufacturing settings.
6. Glass Capsules: Small RFID tags can be encapsulated in glass, commonly used for animal tagging or under-skin implants in pets. These are bio-compatible and can withstand bodily fluids without degrading.
7. Inlays: RFID inlays consist of an RFID chip and antenna mounted on a substrate. These are the bare essentials of an RFID tag and are used within other forms of packaging to create finished tags like labels or cards.
8. Specialty Tags: Designed for specific applications, these tags might be embedded into metal for use in industrial settings, or designed to withstand extreme temperatures and harsh chemicals.
Each packaging form is tailored to meet the specific requirements of different applications, ensuring that the RFID system functions effectively under various conditions.
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