RFID UHF Memory Banks Explained

Passive UHF RFID tags have four memory banks and I quickly explain each one and its main purpose of use. #RFID #UHF #Programming #Memory #datamanagement #IDMadeBetter #RFIDMadeBetter
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[@nisarahmed6308]

will go through your other vdos to understand this :)

[@nisarahmed6308]

@@techmadesimple-ColynnBlack sure thanks

[@kb3164]

I'm currently using RFID's as a part of my Thesis research. I'm trying to figure out the Arduino programming code used to access sensor data from RFID sensor tags. Any suggestions?

[@techmadesimple-ColynnBlack]

Thanks for the question. There are multiple data sheets available online that will pertain to many of the sensor chips on the market. For instance EM Microelectronic has many data sheets online.
Do you have a specific chip you are focusing on? Otherwise I can recommend a few depending on what type of sensor data you are looking for (i.e. temperature, moisture, capacitance, etc.).

[@kb3164]

@@techmadesimple-ColynnBlack Since I made this post, I was able to gain access to my tags sensor data. But thank you for replying.
At the moment, I'm trying to figure out an Arduino code that will let me read multiple UHF RFID tags concurrently using a Sparkfun Nano RFID reader.

[@georgealbo]

iam asking about decoding RFID tag is that posible

[@techmadesimple-ColynnBlack]

Are you referring to security of a tag such as locking them from people being able to program over the data?

[@techmadesimple-ColynnBlack]

Or using a reader to read the tags?

[@georgealbo]

@@techmadesimple-ColynnBlack just decoding as sgtin-96 and how to decode it by hand

[@georgealbo]

The math

[@techmadesimple-ColynnBlack]

@@georgealbo Ok so you are referring to bit conversions and how that applies to some of the standardized programming schemes?