In active Tags systems, tags have their own transmitter and power source. Usually, the power source is a battery. Active tags broadcast their own signal to transmit the information stored on their microchips.

• They’re battery-powered tags that continuously transmit signals
• They are commonly used to transmit data in real-time
• Each one has a signal range of up to 150 meters
• They’re more expensive than passive RFID tags

When to Use an Active RFID System

• Vehicle tolling
• Real-time location tracking
• Inventory manageme

In passive Tag systems, the reader and antenna send a radio signal to the tag. The RFID tag then uses the transmitted signal to power on, and reflect information back to the reader.

Also known as sensors, interrogators or readers, a conduit between RFID tags and the coupler. Antennas connected to the reader emit power and data from and to the RFID tags.

The link between RFID tags and the server/pc, the coupler can send information in two directions, it can read information from a tag and send it to the server/pc (in write mode)

• Eliminate manual data entry and input errors.
• Delight customer by swift response and services.
• Free services benefit directly goes to the actual customer.
• Actual payment of invoicing/Billing
• Actual monitoring/track of goods movement at every stage/terminal
• Live data base building with date time stamp for every entry/exit.
• Actual stock calculation.