Radio frequency identification (RFID) is widely employed for user identification and access control, in applications ranging from doors and secure printers to self-service ticketing kiosks. RFID is a simple, secure and convenient access-control solution for end users and original equipment manufacturers.
RFID reader-writers come with a broad range of form factors, capabilities and configurations. When choosing a reader to embed into a system or device, it is important to make sure it fully meets your design specifications. You also need to make sure it will continue to meet your needs for years to come as device specification and end-user requirements change.
With that in mind, technology company Elatec produced its white paper “Eleven Considerations for Embedded System RFID Readers.” This document is designed to help product managers, embedded system engineers and solution architects choose an RFID design-in module solution. It covers transponder technologies, mobile device access, post-installation reconfiguration, customization, hardware communication interfaces, form factors, antennas and more, and you can download it from RFID Journal’s archive.
RFID Journal invites members of the academic, industrial and research communities to submit white papers relevant to the fields of radio frequency identification and the Internet of Things. Topics can include supply chain, manufacturing, healthcare, retailing, security, asset tracking, privacy, standards and regulations, and more. Institutions and individuals can submit their work electronically, and papers accepted for publication will be added to RFID Journal’s online library and be spotlighted in one of our e-newsletters. To submit white papers, e-mail [email protected].
