Thursday, 30 April 2009

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Passive Tags Passive tags have no power. The signal comes from readers induces a small electric current sufficient to operate the CMOS integrated circuit of the tag, so you can generate and transmit a response. Most passive tags used Backscatter received on the carrier, ie, the antenna must be designed to obtain the energy necessary to operate at the same time to transmit the response Backscatter. This response can be any type of information, not just a code identifier. A tag may include nonvolatile memory, write (eg EEPROM). Passive tags typically have distances of practical use between 10 cm (ISO 14443) and reaching a few meters (EPC and ISO 18000-6), depending on the frequency of operation and the design and size of the antenna. For its conceptual simplicity, are obtainable through a process of printing the antennas. Since not require a power failure, the device can be very small, can be included on a sticker or inserted under the skin (low-frequency tags). In 2006, Hitachi developed a passive device called -Chip with a size of 0.15 to-0, 15 mm without antenna, thinner than a sheet of paper (7.5 m). is used SOI (Silicon-on-Insulator) to achieve this integration. This chip can transmit a unique identifier attached to the 128 bits in their manufacture, which can not be modified and gives authenticity to it. Has a maximum read range of 30 cm. Hitachi in February 2007 presented an even lower 0.05 to-0, 05 mm and thin enough to be able to be integrated into a sheet of paper. These chips have the storage capacity and can operate at distances up to a few hundred meters. Its main drawback is that the antenna must be at least 80 times larger than the chip. Alien Technology (fluidic Self Assembly), SmartCode (Flexible Area Synchronized Transfer) and Symbol...
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Agriculture and forestry 2:10 PM Wholesale markets of Maracaibo, Barquisimeto, Valencia and Coche, Caracas, become part of a monitoring system. Then control the amount of goods coming into these centers, the volume of distribution and the amount that reaches the final consumer, so inform the Superintendent of Silos, storage and warehousing Agricolas (SADA), Carlos Osorio. After holding a reunion with members of the executive Wholesale Car Market, the center, which distributes 80 percent of the vegetables that are consumed in the country, said Osorio In the Canaries, despite the fact that until a few decades was mainly an agrarian society, at present the weight of agriculture is low, although some products are very famous. Agriculture canaria covers only one fifth of the nutritional needs of the region. Traditional rainfed crops have become, in practice, a part-time farming, for farmers with incomes in other sectors. The upland has virtually disappeared in favor of the irrigation (or other land uses). This allows self-supply and a small inside, but not sufficient for the needs of the region. Cereal has practically disappeared. Now in its soil is cultivated the vine, potatoes and fruit and vegetables. These crops are located in the middle and upper zones of Tenerife, Gran Canaria and La Palma, and almost all the arable land of the rest of the islands. One feature of the area of crop canary is a resource terracing of slopes, and we're in a very mountainous region. Windward slopes, between 500 and 1000 meters, the crops are in need of moisture through the sea of clouds. Downwind crops are less water needs. Traditionally there was a dry polycultural serving local needs: potatoes, cereals, grapes, fruits, legumes, vegetables, etc.. But today profitable crops are directed to the market and none of these products are significant. banana cultivation. The banana is...