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Review of Ananiah Electronics RF9315R active RFID reader with RSSI

Review of Ananiah Electronics RF9315R active RFID reader with RSSI

Wednesday, July 1st, 2009

A while back I did a review of some of Ananiah Electronics‘ RFID modules and readers. These are simple RF devices that fulfill the baseline requirement of an RFID device (periodically transmits an identifier)… but the great thing about these modules is the price. You can get them for a steal of a deal, which […]

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Review of the TagAlert proximity monitoring system

Review of the TagAlert proximity monitoring system

Friday, April 3rd, 2009

Make sure your rug rat doesn’t wander off while you’re gettin your shop on.

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Open source OpenBeacon 2.4GHz active RFID platform for real time tracking

Open source OpenBeacon 2.4GHz active RFID platform for real time tracking

Sunday, November 16th, 2008

A while back I heard of this open source 2.4GHz active RFID platform called OpenBeacon. At the time I thought it was simply an open source active RFID system, which really only appealed to me because the end products might be cheap enough for broke hobbyists to play with. When time finally permitted me to […]

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Review of Ananiah Electronics active RFID modules and readers

Review of Ananiah Electronics active RFID modules and readers

Saturday, October 18th, 2008

On the RFID Toys forum, I’m always fielding questions about RFID basics and helping educate people about RFID applications. I also get a lot of questions about where to find cheap gear. I was hoping to be able to answer some of those questions by pointing people to www.ananiahelectronics.com. Will I be able to confidently […]

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