WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE ... BETWEEN MY COMPANY USE I.D. TO ACCESS BUILDING RFID CAN BE EITHER... ACTIVE Own power source Broadcast range up to 100 meters Ideal for material location ...or PASSIVE No power source Powered by a reader Read range from near contact up to 25 meters www.atlasRFIDstore.com SMART POSTERS Using an NFC-enabled smartphone, viewers can access exclusive content TAP FOR MORE INFO INFORMATION SHARING Transferring info between smartphones by tapping two devices together CONTACTLESS PAYMENT Credit cards, debit cards, key fobs and other devices use NFC to make secure payments @ @ POPULAR USES: $ SWIPE TO PAY PAID! Operate at the same frequency (13.56 MHz) as HF RFID readers and tags May act as both a reader and a tag Devices must be in close proximity due to the short read range limitations of its radio frequency (usually no more than a few centimeters) & RFID NFC? RADIO FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION NEAR FIELD COMMUNICATION 3 PARTS OF A TYPICAL RFID SYSTEM: ANTENNA READER TAG RFID FREQUENCY RANGES: Low Frequency (LF): 125-134 kHz High Frequency (HF): 13.56 MHz Ultra High Frequency (UHF): 856 MHz to 960 MHz Range: Up to 10 cm Range: Up to 30 cm Range: Up to 100 m (LF) (HF) (UHF) POPULAR USES: Asset Tracking Race Timing Inventory Management Tool Tracking Access Control Attendee Tracking “There are NFC devices now. 150 million By 2014, there will be 300 MILLION.” Reed Peterson, Head of Business & Market Development for the GSMA NINE OF THE TOP TEN HANDSET MAKERS HAVE NFC-ENABLED DEVICES AND BOTH ANDROID & WINDOWS PHONES SUPPORT THE TECHNOLOGY Sources: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324103504578372450500759438.html http://www.marketsandmarkets.com/Market-Reports/near-field-communication-nfc-market-520.html
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WHAT’S THE
DIFFERENCE...BETWEEN
MY COMPANY
USE I.D. TOACCESS BUILDING
RFID CAN BE EITHER...
ACTIVEOwn power source
Broadcast range up to 100 metersIdeal for material location
...or PASSIVENo power sourcePowered by a reader
Read range from near contactup to 25 meters
www.atlasRFIDstore.com
SMART POSTERSUsing an NFC-enabled
smartphone, viewers can access exclusive content
TAP FORMORE INFO
INFORMATION SHARINGTransferring info betweensmartphones by tapping
two devices together
CONTACTLESS PAYMENTCredit cards, debit cards, key fobs and other devices
use NFC to make secure payments
@@
POPULAR USES:
$
SWIPE TO PAY
PAID!
Operate at the same frequency (13.56 MHz)as HF RFID readers and tags
May act as both a reader and a tag
Devices must be in close proximity due to the shortread range limitations of its radio frequency(usually no more than a few centimeters)
&RFID NFC?
RADIOFREQUENCYIDENTIFICATION
NEARFIELD
COMMUNICATION
3 PARTS OF A TYPICALRFID SYSTEM:
ANTENNA
READER
TAG
RFID FREQUENCY RANGES:Low Frequency (LF):
125-134 kHzHigh Frequency (HF):
13.56 MHzUltra High Frequency (UHF):
856 MHz to 960 MHz
Range:Up to 10 cm
Range:Up to 30 cm
Range:Up to 100 m
(LF) (HF) (UHF)
POPULAR USES:Asset Tracking
Race TimingInventory Management
Tool Tracking
Access ControlAttendee Tracking
“There are
NFC devices now.150 million
By 2014, therewill be300MILLION.”
Reed Peterson, Head of Business& Market Development for the GSMA
NINE OF THE TOP TENHANDSET MAKERS HAVE NFC-ENABLED DEVICES AND BOTHANDROID & WINDOWS PHONES SUPPORT THE TECHNOLOGY
Sources: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324103504578372450500759438.htmlhttp://www.marketsandmarkets.com/Market-Reports/near-field-communication-nfc-market-520.html
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