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2. '''Bought Series 6000- HF-I Mid-Range RFID evaluation kit for $645.''' | 2. '''Bought Series 6000- HF-I Mid-Range RFID evaluation kit for $645.''' | ||
> | > Preliminary testing (by Nicolas and Raktim) shows we can identify vehicles | ||
with speed greater than 6 m/s. I think higher speeds can be achieved. We | |||
identified that the software causes delays in reading based on the | |||
functionality chosen. Ideally, we would like to write a "thin" reading | |||
software using the .dll files they have supplied. See the Position Teams | |||
main webpage for user manuals and API. | |||
> The individual readers from TI cost around $180. Bulk rate is yet to be | > The individual readers from TI cost around $180. Bulk rate for TI Readers is yet to be determined. | ||
> POC for TI rfid is | > POC for TI rfid is | ||
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He sent me the quote for bulk rate for the tags and readers. It is | He sent me the quote for bulk rate for the tags and readers. It is | ||
available as a pdf document. | available as a pdf document (contact RMM). | ||
The tags and readers can be mixed in interms of the manufacturer. As long | The tags and readers can be mixed in interms of the manufacturer. As long | ||
as the readers support the tags. So we can buy tags from TI and readers | as the readers support the tags. So we can buy tags from TI and readers | ||
from Skyetek, for example. | from Skyetek, for example. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:03, 27 August 2004
This is where I will put all the information regarding RFIDs
1. Bought low frequency rfid evaluation kit from Texas Instrument for $284.
> Zhipu and I did some basic tests with the low frequency rfids. We were
interested in determining the max. velocity of the tags relative to the
readers beyond which the reader will not read. We did the experiment using
the vision system and the turn table and got an estimate of about 2 m/s.
Therefore, the max velocity of the robot wrt to the tags could be 2 m/s, if
we use the low frequency tags.
> We abandoned the low frequency rfids since it could not read more than one
tags at a time. So we ordered the Series 6000- HF-I Mid-Range RFID
evaluation kit from Texas instrument.
2. Bought Series 6000- HF-I Mid-Range RFID evaluation kit for $645.
> Preliminary testing (by Nicolas and Raktim) shows we can identify vehicles
with speed greater than 6 m/s. I think higher speeds can be achieved. We
identified that the software causes delays in reading based on the
functionality chosen. Ideally, we would like to write a "thin" reading
software using the .dll files they have supplied. See the Position Teams
main webpage for user manuals and API.
> The individual readers from TI cost around $180. Bulk rate for TI Readers is yet to be determined.
> POC for TI rfid is
Kim Knaack Product Specialist Supervisor
Digi-Key Corporation
(800) 338-4105 x1535
Fax (218) 681-3380
kim.knaack@digikey.com
I think digi-Key is the contractor for TI rfids. They handle all the
shipping and support for Texas Instrument.
> Alternatively, contacted
Todd Dirks Director of Sales
SkyeTek Inc.
Direct (303)-615-8050
Phone (720)-565-0441
Fax (720)-565-8989
He sent me the quote for bulk rate for the tags and readers. It is
available as a pdf document (contact RMM).
The tags and readers can be mixed in interms of the manufacturer. As long
as the readers support the tags. So we can buy tags from TI and readers
from Skyetek, for example.
