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Explore our wide range of Far-field antennas that are used to read and write data from far distances. These antennas are typically used in applications where the RFID reader and tag are located at a greater distance from each other. Unlike near-field antennas, far-field UHF RFID antennas use radiative coupling where the tag captures the energy coming from the antenna and backscatters some part of the energy for tag detection by the RFID Reader. These antennas provide a variety of benefits, including medium to long read range, improved accuracy and read speed, and the ability to read multiple tags at once. 

Most UHF RFID antennas are designed as far-field antennas and can be used in linear polarization and circular polarization configurations. They are also more reliable and easier to install than other RFID antennas.

We, at EnCstore, are the leading supplier of far-field RFID antennas in India, procured from leading UHF RFID antenna manufacturers, and available at industry best prices. We have a wide selection of far-field antennas to work with a variety of Rain RFID tags, readers, and systems. 

 Applications of a Far Field Antenna

1. Asset tracking,

2. Inventory management, 

3. Supply chain management,

4. Security systems, etc.

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