How RFID Works? and How to Design RFID Chips?

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Excellent video! Thank you, I've been searching for a full explanation of how RDIF works!:)

[@ae_circuit]

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[@centuriomacro9787]

Finally a detailed explanation, thank you very much

[@mickw7152]

Great explanation with enough detail to get started.

[@zinhaboussi]

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[@pratikkadam8603]

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[@mqi7269]

Great explanation, Thank you Indeed

[@SlMORRG]

Great video comrade

[@brucettha]

Nice video! RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) works by using radio waves to transmit data from a tag to a reader, enabling automatic identification and tracking. Designing RFID chips involves creating integrated circuits that process and store data, with an antenna to communicate with readers. Key considerations include frequency range, power efficiency, and security. By tailoring these factors, RFID chips can be optimized for various applications, such as supply chain management, access control, and asset tracking, offering flexibility and reliability across industries. I came across GAO RFID Inc. you might find pretty usefull for this topic!

[@NikolaiSiurdyna79]

Good job. Thanks for the explanation!

[@ICE-uf2kb]

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[@hichamsabah31]

Very insightful. Thanks.

[@marcodeon]

Thanks for the explanation!👍

[@nekochan5465]

Thank you for explaining! very clear!

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Excellent explanation 👍

[@user-tk1lf5hi6f]

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[@iiSnely]

Amazing explanation

[@janosch-erdtmann]

Thanks! Exactly what i was searching for!

[@YuliaIzza-e2k]

This video does an excellent job of breaking down the complex concepts of RFID technology into an easy-to-understand format, from the basics of passive RFID operation to the intricate details of chip design. The detailed explanation of backscatter modulation and energy harvesting is particularly impressive and insightful. I came across GAO RFID Inc. you might find it pretty useful for this topic.

[@waligamz914]

amazing explain keep it up!

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[@blablabla1185]

Great explanation. Now I understand why thieves are not keen on the RFID. It's not worth to make a complicated device for the stealing.

[@Gzmt-i3h]

讲的很好，把我对芯片供电的疑问差不多解决了

[@luisspader6508]

Hello, really good video. I have a question: how do the FSK and PSK really work with Backscatter Modulation?

[@abitstreamer]

Great video!

[@bda2351]

thanks a lot. Good and Clear . . .

[@repairstudio4940]

Great video...subbed

[@MrVipulLal]

Great explanation.thanks

[@alyzon18]

Does a broken or cut into half sticker still work?

[@Theundisputedtruth]

Rfid is basically just contacless chip rite ? Also credit cards are rfid correct or anything with chip and contact less correct ?

[@kourosh234]

What if many passive rfid circuits are connected in series? Will it work as a battery?

[@shaikrafiqrrafiqr4892]

Need to purchase this project

[@tpespos]

I did enjoy this video, thank you

[@turn567]

If that front round part falls off can it be replaced?

[@learnlogic5354]

Thank you!

[@bahaaeddine4228]

I need a machine to product RFID tag

[@paulsaulpaul]

Good video. I'm trying to figure out if we can do something like four wave mixing in the brain with some beamforming antennas like 5G or other phased array setup in order to get some sort of backscatter modulated impression of the electrical state of the brain. Kind of like a real time remote MRI. We could combine this with machine learning with a sufficient dataset to get something useful out of the signals. Trying to figure out how Google Ads reads my thoughts. There's actually a lot of peer reviewed research on various parts of this idea, but no one has brought it together as I've described. If anyone has a lab testing this or something to add, please contact me via a method in youtube profile.

[@TriPham-j3b]

Piezoelectric and passive active design

[@HYL-c9z]

Please scale this up for a person, a car, a home, a city and planet earth. Why? Why not!?

[@Shivamsinzh]

Can we change and how the RFID data 👀 any one ..✌️

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[@rococoblue]

👍

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now i realize i don't even know how my television work...

[@mesiaczek8377]

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[@JimmyRuth-o5s]

Mae Divide

[@King-Arthur-The-First]

You are wrong your god (parents) did make you with “no chip”

[@melissaguevara1037]

when god made me he didn't put no chip in me I'm not taking no chip jesus is my everything he will take care of me

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Shut up trump supporter

[@melissaguevara1037]

@@chondominguez6995 do you know me well I didn't ask for you comment freedom of speech an I couldn't careless about your comment did I ask for a reply no

[@melissaguevara1037]

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[@melissaguevara1037]

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[@melissaguevara1037]

@@chondominguez6995 who you calling dummy clown

[@ImJiom]

audio kind of sucks

[@melissaguevara1037]

I'm not a robot I don't need no chip

[@claudianeymour63]

Me too luv

[@dennismolina2339]

Poormy explaind. Too hard tu understand

[@keshavmait1]

Weird accent

[@Heart2HeartBooks]

Very weird comment. Brilliant explanation and all you have to say is Weird accent? Really?

[@zwewaiyantun4246]

Probably malaysian, idk

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