How Converters Can Make RFID Labels

You can handle chips

For the converter, all is not lost. The converter can get close to leaders in chip supply, such as EM Microelectronic for Marks and Spencer apparel labels or Philips for smart cards and tickets (labels by another name), and chip designers in distant places with very valuable skills. The new G2 Microsystems company in Australia has developed the world’s first very low-power, low-cost, single-chip solution for real-time locating systems (RTLS). RTLS is usually a form of RFID where there is a battery in the tag to give not just identification, but location when it is interrogated electronically.