RFID Journal Staff asked 12 years ago Has anyone developed an RFID solution for tracking histology cassettes used for tissue-specimen safekeeping? We use a strong microwave field (1,000 Watts at 2,450 MHz). Are there any producers of microwave-resistant tags?
—Matteo, Italy
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Matteo,
I am unaware of such as system, though it might be possible to develop a shield that would protect chips from being destroyed by microwaves. However, I doubt tags would function with that much energy around, even if they operated at a different frequency. Still, I’m not an RF engineer, so I will ask our readers: Do such tags exist? If anyone has any information related to this question, please let us know.
—Mark Roberti, Editor, RFID Journal
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