RFID induction question and frequency

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Passive RFID tags require induction to operate, where they receive energy from a reader's radio frequency (RF) signal to power their microcontroller. This induction does not interfere with the tag's frequency because the tag modulates the RF signal to communicate its product ID back to the reader. The standard protocols used by passive RFID tags include EPCglobal Gen2 and ISO/IEC 18000-6C, which facilitate the transmission of data. Understanding the induction process and communication protocols is crucial for effective RFID system implementation. The discussion highlights the technical aspects of RFID technology and its operational requirements.
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Well, passive RFID tags has to be inducted to work. When the induction reaches the tag, it powers itself and then the microcontroler sends a RF signal to the reader, with the product ID, rigth?

What I want to know is: what type of induction does it use? How the induction radio frequency doesn't affect the frequency generated by the tag? What's the standard protocol used by the passive RFID tags to send the product ID of themselves?

Thanks :)
 
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mitocondrio said:
Well, passive RFID tags has to be inducted to work. When the induction reaches the tag, it powers itself and then the microcontroler sends a RF signal to the reader, with the product ID, rigth?

What I want to know is: what type of induction does it use? How the induction radio frequency doesn't affect the frequency generated by the tag? What's the standard protocol used by the passive RFID tags to send the product ID of themselves?

Thanks :)

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rfid

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