True Near-field Antennas
Antennas specifically designed for Near-Field only provide a close to the surface consistent read zone with no dead spots using the magnetic components of the RF electromagnetic fields.
Posted on Jul 06, 2018 Read more
Antennas specifically designed for Near-Field only provide a close to the surface consistent read zone with no dead spots using the magnetic components of the RF electromagnetic fields.
Posted on Jul 06, 2018 Read more
In this blog post, we explain the differences between a multiplexer and a power divider and what needs to be considered when selecting the right device for your application.
Posted on Jun 24, 2018 Read more
Having trouble with the antenna? Our Quick Troubleshooting Guide shows six ways to get to the bottom of the problem.
Posted on Jun 12, 2018 Read more
UHF RFID antennas come with two types of outlets: Either a cable or a connector as shown in the picture below. Our customers are often unsure, which one to choose.
Posted on Jun 11, 2018 Read more
This document contains loss measurements for SMA and SMB connectors and adapters. Times-7 A5530 ground mat antenna requires a snap on connector between the antenna’s pigtail and the extension lead that connects the RFID reader.
Posted on May 03, 2018 Read more
In the following, we will explain what Maximum Input Power stands for and what it says about the antenna’s performance.
Posted on Feb 25, 2018 Read more
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