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Glossary of RFID-Related Terms

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February 27, 2005, A glossary of terms related to RFID technology. See RFID: Beyond the Mandate. A Active Tag—RFID tags with a battery or other integrated source of energy see Transponder. Amplitude—RFID signals are ...

RFID Comes on Strong

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May 30, 2004, ... true flexibility. Simple, low-cost “passive” tags, as well as tags with a read-only memory, are ideal for logistical operations, rather like the standard bar code. “Active” tags, containing both a radio ...

The Big Showdown?

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July 31, 2003, ... have their own chip set, protocol for memory storage, air protocol, and antenna design.” Continues Nettekoven: “The industry is gradually developing standards [for RFID], but various countries have ...

New Products for the Converting Industry

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March 31, 2003, ... accurate, repeatable tension control on all types of web processing machinery, co. adds. New features include transferable memory card, RS-232 interface to computer or PLC, and “on-board” DeviceNet and ...

New Product Digest, Part 1, PFFC, April 2003

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March 30, 2003, ... line was developed to provide accurate, repeatable tension control on all types of web processing machinery, co. adds. New features include transferable memory card, RS-232 interface to computer or PLC, ...

Servo Savings

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December 30, 2002, ... map the PLC ladder logic to the drives through a simple hardware configuration address. The complete range of PLC memory addresses, including data block structures, then are available to the drive communications ...

Products

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August 31, 2002, ... memory and a defect detection package that inspects 100% of the repeat, co. notes. System processes and analyzes 10 images per second, reportedly providing a substantially higher sampling ratio than competitive ...

RFID Labels a Good Read

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March 31, 2002, ... other companies also are being used in applications now. Two variables that differentiate chips are the amount of user memory to write data to and the security protection between reader and chip transmissions ...

Division Conference Offers Varied Program

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May 31, 2001, ... division chairman, noted, “Ginger is the first person in recent memory who did not skip a chair in the officer rotation on the Extrusion Coating Committee. She has proven herself as an excellent administrator ...

Products at CMM

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March 31, 2001, ... the latest computer controls, job memory system, and automatic presetting. Visit Booth 20083 at CMM International. Corona Treater Has Plug-and-Play Benefits Pillar Technologies, Hartland, WI; 262/367-3060; ...

What's New in Digita

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January 31, 2001, ... Model M-8490S and utilizes the same print mechanism as the previously introduced M-8485Se. Updated M-8490Se is said to have a more advanced 32-bit RISC CPU, faster clock speeds, more on-board memory, and ...

Products

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October 31, 2000, ... tantecusa.com The E-Meter hand-held electrostatic fieldmeter is said to offer many benefits, including a convenient size; an ultrasonic sensor to ensure repeatable fieldmeter readings; a memory setting ...

What's New in Narrow We

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August 31, 2000, ... press reportedly is designed to produce high quality, short-run jobs of 200,000 sq ft or less cost-effectively. Combines features of co.'s Model 150 press line with computerized controls, job memory, and ...

Economic Forecast: More of the Same, Unless...

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December 31, 1995, ... and they go out and buy a car." Fry adds, "Most recessions in recent memory have been preceded by a big runup in inflation. The recessions that started in '73, '80/81, and '90 were all preceded by high ...

Building quality into the web printing process

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April 30, 1995, ... running every type of wide- or narrow-web press, flexo, letterpress, gravure and offset. Video-inspection systems allow images to be magnified to great detail, and those images can be stored in memory ...

Traditions fall as prepress moves into electronic age

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December 31, 1994, ... in-house jobs. That progressed to additional software to do artwork, bar codes and the like to more powerful computers with more memory so the work could be processed quicker to peripheral devices, such ...