Radio Frequency

radio frequency?

I think that the qualitysound aint the best on the “LAUNCHcast radio”. Can you tell me in which frequency the radio is broadcasting (96MHz?..) or tell me if it’s possible to thange it to a high quality frequency. Thanks Henrik

The only way to get a better connection is to pay for it. The guy above me is smoking crack, just so you know. The bigger plan you purchase on launch the better the reception and the less commercials.

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Radio frequency identification or RFID is the use of radio waves to identify objects. This means that, unlike a barcode, one can trace a theme without having to contact him. The way it works is that the identification of a serial number is stored on a microchip that is then connected to an antenna. (Combined, these are called transponder or tag). The chip is now able to transmit any information identifying the recipient. The reader will convert the information into a digital format to be read by computers.

Radio frequency identification is not new. It's been around since the 80s and already used in toll booths, ignition automotive, and security access cards. Companies using this system will be able to track products throughout the manufacturing process from the beginning of the conveyor to the packaging and beyond. These elements can also be tracked while being shipped, and even sitting on store shelves.

RFID benefits include:

– The ability to remove the bar long follow-up of the processes of encoding or otherwise. Instead, all Data can be collected along the production line. This also helps reduce production costs. – Preventing the distribution of counterfeit products. – Elimination or reduction of theft and loss. – Reducing the costs of the supply chain. – Elimination of data entry and other tedious manual process business operations. – Increase in order fulfillment time – Less time spent on checking lines, as consumers only need to carry shopping carts in front of readers.

On the negative side is the high cost of RFID hardware. Tags alone can cost twenty five cents each, or more, which means that many retailers will not get much of a return, if any, of your investment. Is this the wave of the future? Many people think so. The real test will be in 2005 When Wal-Mart begins to implement an RFID system. It is hoped that with Wal-Mart and the Department of Defense using RFID, the prices of tags be reduced to five cents each so it is a more affordable solution for many.

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