As a key technology of the concept of the Internet of Things, RFID has been widely used in various fields, and government departments have become the largest users of RFID. It is reported that 2012 will be a crucial year for China's RFID market to enter a sound development track. Data show that in 2011, the scale of China's RFID market reached 17.97 billion yuan, an increase of 47.94% over 2010. According to research conducted by the China RFID Industry Alliance and the Institute of Electronic Science and Technology Information of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the RFID market in China will continue to maintain rapid growth this year. The market size is expected to increase by 49.2% from 2011 to 26.81 billion yuan.
It is understood that China's public security agencies will launch a unified electronic ordinary passport on May 15. The new type of electronic ordinary passport will be embedded in an electronic chip according to relevant international standards in the traditional passport. The chip stores the individual's basic information such as the name, birth date and photo image of the licensee, and adds fingerprint collection and other content to the processing procedure. In addition to the built-in high-reliability smart card chip and the application of digital signature technology, the new electronic ordinary passport uses a large number of new high-strength anti-counterfeiting technologies and materials in the field of physical anti-counterfeiting, and the anti-counterfeiting capability can be enhanced as a whole.
E-passports are actually using RFID (electronic tag, also known as radio frequency identification) technology tags for identity authentication and anti-counterfeiting. The annual issuance of ordinary passports in our country has jumped from 1 million in the mid-1990s to the current 10 million, and is still growing at an annual growth rate of nearly 20%. The opening of e-passports will become one of the biggest drivers of RFID growth in China this year. According to statistics, at present, 96 countries and regions including the United States have begun to implement e-passports.
As a key technology of the concept of the Internet of Things, RFID has been widely used in various fields, and government departments have become the largest users of RFID. For example, the "RFID government meeting sign-in system" that is being gradually promoted is mainly used for signing-in activities such as government meetings, summit forums, large-scale events, and exhibitions; the government procurement center applies RFID tags to the fields of equipment management in the archives. In addition, with the application of the transportation and logistics industry, these three will occupy 60% of the RFID market in the next five years.
According to experts, the reader is an important part of the RFID system. An RFID reader (reader/writer) wirelessly communicates with an RFID tag via an antenna, and can read or write tag identification codes and memory data. A typical reader includes a high-frequency module (transmitter and receiver), a control unit, and a reader antenna. Starting from the second half of 2011, new products for low-frequency, high-frequency, UHF, dual-frequency readers, and 433MHz active readers are emerging in China.
At the same time, with the development of technology, the prices of domestic UHF electronic tags are becoming more and more popular with the people, and prices are no longer a barrier to the development of readers. Last year, Shanghai Oxy-Europe launched the third quarter label promotion, UHF dryinlay for only 0.45 yuan / piece, wetinlay only 0.48 yuan / piece; Shanghai UBICO also launched the world's lowest price UHF electronic tags The UHF Inlay was sold for only 0.42 yuan per piece. Yongsheng Technology announced that it will sell the Monza@4,5 series-based Inlay at the lowest price in the market. During the “12th Five-Year Plan†period, China has made it clear that it is the top priority for China to overcome the core technology of the Internet of Things. Among them, UHF RFID technology is favored for its good application in various fields. It is expected that its proportion will eventually surpass that of low-frequency and high-frequency RFID. , was identified as the focus of multi-source resources.
It is understood that China's public security agencies will launch a unified electronic ordinary passport on May 15. The new type of electronic ordinary passport will be embedded in an electronic chip according to relevant international standards in the traditional passport. The chip stores the individual's basic information such as the name, birth date and photo image of the licensee, and adds fingerprint collection and other content to the processing procedure. In addition to the built-in high-reliability smart card chip and the application of digital signature technology, the new electronic ordinary passport uses a large number of new high-strength anti-counterfeiting technologies and materials in the field of physical anti-counterfeiting, and the anti-counterfeiting capability can be enhanced as a whole.
E-passports are actually using RFID (electronic tag, also known as radio frequency identification) technology tags for identity authentication and anti-counterfeiting. The annual issuance of ordinary passports in our country has jumped from 1 million in the mid-1990s to the current 10 million, and is still growing at an annual growth rate of nearly 20%. The opening of e-passports will become one of the biggest drivers of RFID growth in China this year. According to statistics, at present, 96 countries and regions including the United States have begun to implement e-passports.
As a key technology of the concept of the Internet of Things, RFID has been widely used in various fields, and government departments have become the largest users of RFID. For example, the "RFID government meeting sign-in system" that is being gradually promoted is mainly used for signing-in activities such as government meetings, summit forums, large-scale events, and exhibitions; the government procurement center applies RFID tags to the fields of equipment management in the archives. In addition, with the application of the transportation and logistics industry, these three will occupy 60% of the RFID market in the next five years.
According to experts, the reader is an important part of the RFID system. An RFID reader (reader/writer) wirelessly communicates with an RFID tag via an antenna, and can read or write tag identification codes and memory data. A typical reader includes a high-frequency module (transmitter and receiver), a control unit, and a reader antenna. Starting from the second half of 2011, new products for low-frequency, high-frequency, UHF, dual-frequency readers, and 433MHz active readers are emerging in China.
At the same time, with the development of technology, the prices of domestic UHF electronic tags are becoming more and more popular with the people, and prices are no longer a barrier to the development of readers. Last year, Shanghai Oxy-Europe launched the third quarter label promotion, UHF dryinlay for only 0.45 yuan / piece, wetinlay only 0.48 yuan / piece; Shanghai UBICO also launched the world's lowest price UHF electronic tags The UHF Inlay was sold for only 0.42 yuan per piece. Yongsheng Technology announced that it will sell the Monza@4,5 series-based Inlay at the lowest price in the market. During the “12th Five-Year Plan†period, China has made it clear that it is the top priority for China to overcome the core technology of the Internet of Things. Among them, UHF RFID technology is favored for its good application in various fields. It is expected that its proportion will eventually surpass that of low-frequency and high-frequency RFID. , was identified as the focus of multi-source resources.
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