As of my last knowledge update in September 2021, there are several UHF RFID chipsets available in the market, each offering different features and capabilities. The UHF RFID chipset you choose depends on your specific application requirements, such as read range, data storage capacity, and protocol compatibility. Here are some common UHF RFID chipsets and families:
- Impinj Monza Series:
- Impinj is a leading provider of UHF RFID chipsets.
- The Monza series includes various chip models with different features, including Monza R6, Monza R6-P, and Monza X.
- These chips are known for their high-performance, low power consumption, and support for advanced features like item-level serialization.
- NXP UCODE Series:
- NXP Semiconductors offers a range of UHF RFID chipsets under the UCODE brand.
- The UCODE series includes chips like UCODE 7, UCODE 8, and UCODE DNA, each designed for specific applications.
- NXP’s UCODE chips are known for their reliability and security features.
- Alien Technology Higgs Series:
- Alien Technology produces UHF RFID chipsets, including the Higgs series (e.g., Higgs-3 and Higgs-4).
- These chips are known for their high sensitivity and support for global UHF RFID frequency ranges.
- Monogram Systems M18 Series:
- Monogram Systems offers UHF RFID chipsets, such as the M18 series, designed for various applications, including inventory management and asset tracking.
- CAEN RFID Chips:
- CAEN RFID is known for its UHF RFID chipsets, which are used in various industries, including healthcare, retail, and logistics.
- EM Microelectronic EM4325:
- EM Microelectronic offers the EM4325 UHF RFID chip, known for its low power consumption and small form factor.
- STMicroelectronics ST25RU Series:
- STMicroelectronics provides UHF RFID reader ICs (integrated circuits) suitable for designing RFID reader devices.
- Zebra Technologies Silicon Labs Series:
- Zebra Technologies, in collaboration with Silicon Labs, offers UHF RFID chipsets designed for use in RFID readers and solutions.
Please note that the availability and features of UHF RFID chipsets may have evolved since my last update, and new chipsets may have been introduced to the market. When selecting a UHF RFID chipset for your application, it’s essential to consider factors such as compatibility with your RFID reader, read range requirements, data storage capacity, and any specific features needed for your use case. Consulting with RFID technology providers or experts in the field can help you choose the most suitable chipset for your project.
