Animal tags are radio frequency animal identification developed for livestock management.
Electronic ear tags use RFID technology, with built-in chips and antennas, and encoded information stored within the chip. Due to its non-contact, long-distance, automatic recognition of moving objects, and readability, RFID has been widely used in animal husbandry for some automated measurement, measurement, and quantitative systems. At present, various livestock feeding and management systems, such as the automatic weighing management system for livestock and the automatic measurement management system for milk production, are based on the use of electronic ear tags as a prerequisite and foundation.
Ultra high frequency 18000-6C electronic ear tag
performance parameter
Working frequency: 860-960MHz, compliant with standard: ISO 18000-6C, reading distance: 0-3m (related to reader/writer configuration), storage capacity: 240 bits, EPC encoding, working mode: R/W (read/write)
Data retention time:>10 years
Conflict prevention mechanism: suitable for multi label reading
Electronic ear tags use RFID technology, with built-in chips and antennas, and encoded information stored within the chip. Due to its non-contact, long-distance, automatic recognition of moving objects, and readability, RFID has been widely used in animal husbandry for some automated measurement, measurement, and quantitative systems. At present, various livestock feeding and management systems, such as the automatic weighing management system for livestock and the automatic measurement management system for milk production, are based on the use of electronic ear tags as a prerequisite and foundation.
Ultra high frequency 18000-6C electronic ear tag
performance parameter
Working frequency: 860-960MHz, compliant with standard: ISO 18000-6C, reading distance: 0-3m (related to reader/writer configuration), storage capacity: 240 bits, EPC encoding, working mode: R/W (read/write)
Data retention time:>10 years
Conflict prevention mechanism: suitable for multi label reading