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New Product: Next Generation Full-Duplex Audio Intercom Module SA618F22-C1

The SA618F22-C1 is an upgraded wireless digital and audio all-in-one full-duplex transmission module from NiceRF, supporting 8-channel concurrent high-quality calls. Users can not only achieve wireless data transmission via the serial port but also transmit voice signals through I2S digital audio or analog audio interfaces. This module is equipped with a high-speed microcontroller, echo cancellation circuit, ESD protection, high-performance RF chip, and amplifier, utilizing wideband spread spectrum technology, ensuring low power consumption, long-distance transmission, and flexible frequency adjustment. Additionally, the SA618F22-C1 is equipped with a hardware watchdog chip to prevent system crashes and features reverse polarity protection, overcurrent protection, and overvoltage protection circuits, ensuring the safety and stable operation of the device in various environments.

Core Features of the SA618F22-C1:

It can pass CE and FCC certifications: The SA6X8 series can obtain CE and FCC certifications, ensuring compliance with international safety and performance standards. This enhances the product's market competitiveness and guarantees its legal and compliant use in various regions.

SA618F22-C1 Module Features

 Frequency Band UHF 420-510MHz(Customizable 150-960 MHz)

Up to 8 devices transmit simultaneously ( Receive unlimited)

Echo cancellation function

VOX function

High integration and compact size

Low power consumption in sleep mode

1-3KM transmission distance in the open area

Supports 2 to 8 people in high-quality simultaneous calls

Shorter call latency

I2S Digital audio+analog audio

 Line In + Mic input

Full-duplex data transmission

 Multi-level wireless repeating

 Support OTA &Serial��upgrade

 High reception sensitivity: -117 dBm

Applications

Headset Walkie-talkie

Handheld radio

The newly released SA618F22-C1 has a power output of 160mW, and we will soon launch the SA618F30-C1, a high-power intercom module with a power output of 1W. The SA618F30-C1 will also comply with CE and FCC certifications. All modules developed independently by Siwei Wireless are produced and tested using lead-free processes, meeting RoHS and REACH standards. We welcome inquiries from manufacturers.

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High-end, top-of-the-line receiving station designed for radio enthusiasts

For radio enthusiasts, ham radios are the key to unlimited exploration and superior performance as a high-end top-level receiving station. Catering to the needs of radio enthusiasts, it offers excellent features and technical specifications.

HAM radios cover a wide range of amateur radio frequency bands, including shortwave, ultra-shortwave, VHF and UHF. This enables you to receive and participate in a variety of amateur radio activities, including communications, competitions, emergency rescue, and weather observation.

High-end HAM radios use the latest receiver technology and digital signal processing technology. They have excellent sensitivity, low noise performance and dynamic range, able to capture weak signals and effectively suppress spurious interference, providing clear and stable reception quality.

HAM radio is equipped with advanced digital mode demodulation functions, such as APRS, PSK31, JT65, etc. These digital modes allow users to communicate data with other amateur radio operators via computers or other devices, enabling efficient and accurate exchange of information.

High-end HAM radios typically feature large LCD screens that display frequency, signal strength, and other important information. They also feature a user-friendly operating interface with frequency adjustment, memory channel and setup functions via buttons, knobs or touch screen.

HAM radios usually provide various external interfaces, such as USB, serial ports, etc., to connect with computers, sound cards and other external devices. This provides you with more possibilities for functional expansion and personalized configuration, such as connecting to digital mode control software, logging and remote control.

As a high-end top-level receiving station designed specifically for radio enthusiasts, HAM radio provides extensive frequency band support, advanced technical specifications, digital mode demodulation capabilities, and a user-friendly interface. They meet the needs of amateur radio enthusiasts for high-quality reception and diverse radio activities, opening up an unlimited radio world for them and creating a richer communication and exploration experience.

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RFID Solar Tags

Let your search for premium-grade RFID solar tags end with Identis Tech solutions. Identis Tech Solutions, founded in 2010 in Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India, is a leading manufacturer and distributor of RFID devices in various frequencies and formats for use in RFID applications. Our passive RFID-based linked intelligence systems have benefited asset management, animal identification, supply chain, and logistics.

premium-grade RFID solar tags We provide a wide selection of specifically developed RFID Solar Tags or RFID Solar Panel Tags with a more extended read range than ordinary passive UHF tags. With higher read rates on solar panels and modules, these tags guarantee perfect dependability and precision. They're made for Solar Panels that need to survive for a long time in a challenging environment. It also has a serial number that allows the module to be identified. To procure these tags from the leading RFID Solar tags manufacturers, call us during business hours.

Absolute trust ability and delicacy, with superior read rates on solar panels and modules. We're the largest supplier of RFID Solar tags to the Solar Industry in India. Stay connected with us today. Having an enhanced read range and reduced size, Identis tag combines the stylish of both worlds - tags that can be read at longer distances but have a lower footmark. This makes them ideal for- Tracking solar panels-Individual panel identification - Icing adherence to MNRE norms

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Radio Frequency Identification: The Invisible Tracking Tech Revolutionizing Our World

In a world obsessed with efficiency and automation, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology is quietly making waves. Imagine a tiny, invisible tag embedded in your clothes, passport, or even livestock, silently broadcasting its unique identity to nearby readers. That’s the magic of RFID, a technology that’s transforming industries from retail and logistics to healthcare and even animal tracking.

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) has revolutionized the way we interact with technology, transforming various industries from retail and logistics to healthcare and beyond. As a cutting-edge technology, Radio Frequency Identification employs electromagnetic fields to automatically identify and track tags attached to objects. This article delves into the intricate workings of RFID systems, exploring their applications, benefits, and the evolving landscape of this innovative technology.

How Does It Work?

Think of it as a wireless handshake between two devices. A Radio Frequency Identifier tag, often smaller than a grain of rice, stores information like a product code or serial number. A reader emits radio waves, and the tag resonates and transmits its data back, like a miniature radio beacon. This interaction, all happening without line-of-sight, unlocks a world of possibilities.

From Supermarket Checkouts to Supply Chain Efficiency:

In supermarkets, Radio Frequency Identification tags embedded in products eliminate the need for scanning each item individually. Imagine breezing through checkout with your groceries in a bag, the reader instantly recognizing and billing each item. This saves time, reduces errors, and streamlines the shopping experience.

Logistics and supply chains benefit immensely from RFID. Tracking pallets and packages in real-time optimizes delivery routes, reduces inventory errors, and ensures timely arrivals. This translates to cost savings, improved customer satisfaction, and a more efficient flow of goods.

A Universe of Applications

The applications of RFID go far beyond the convenience of contactless checkout. Consider these examples:

Logistics and Supply Chain Efficiency: Tracking shipments in real-time optimizes routes, reduces errors, and ensures timely deliveries, leading to cost savings and improved customer satisfaction.

Healthcare Revolution: Embedding RFID chips in medical devices and medication ensures proper usage and prevents errors. Real-time patient monitoring enhances safety and improves care delivery.

Environmental Protection: Tracking endangered species, monitoring deforestation, and managing waste disposal are just a few ways RFID contributes to a more sustainable future.

Art and Authenticity: Museums use RFID tags to authenticate artworks, while luxury brands embed them in products to combat counterfeiting.

Matching Tags to Needs

Not all Radio Frequency Identification tags are created equal. Different frequencies cater to specific needs:

Low-Frequency (LF): Robust with long read ranges, ideal for tracking assets in harsh environments like warehouses.

High-Frequency (HF): Pack more data and offer faster read speeds, perfect for retail and access control applications.

Ultra-High-Frequency (UHF): Boast impressive read ranges, ideal for tracking assets across vast areas like forests or outdoor festivals.

Where RFID Meets Innovation

With advancements in miniaturization, encryption, and integration with other technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI), the potential of RFID is boundless. Imagine:

Smart Homes: Appliances adjust settings based on your tagged belongings, and personalized recommendations are delivered based on your tagged groceries.

Predictive Maintenance: RFID-enabled sensors in machinery predict failures before they occur, minimizing downtime and maximizing efficiency.

Personalized Healthcare: Biocompatible RFID chips monitor vital signs in real-time, enabling continuous health monitoring and personalized care.

Beyond Retail and Logistics:

The applications of RFID extend far beyond the commercial sphere. Libraries use it for automated book borrowing and tracking. Hospitals implant tiny RFID chips in patients for identification and medical record access. Livestock farmers track their animals for grazing patterns and health monitoring. Even high-security passports and access cards utilize RFID for enhanced security and verification.

Different Types, Different Needs:

RFID comes in various flavors, each with its strengths and limitations. Low-frequency (LF) tags are robust and have long read ranges but offer limited data storage. High-frequency (HF) tags pack more data and offer faster read speeds, making them ideal for retail and access control. Ultra-high-frequency (UHF) tags boast impressive read ranges, perfect for tracking assets across vast areas like warehouses or forests.

The Future of RFID:

With advancements in miniaturization and encryption, the potential of Radio Frequency Identification is limitless. Imagine smart homes where appliances adjust settings based on your tagged belongings. Think of personalized healthcare with real-time monitoring of vital signs through embedded RFID chips. The possibilities are endless, blurring the lines between physical and digital worlds.

However, Challenges Remain:

Privacy concerns arise with widespread RFID adoption. The potential for unauthorized tracking and data collection needs careful consideration and robust security measures. Standardization across industries is also crucial to ensure seamless interoperability and prevent technological silos.

Privacy Concerns: Robust security measures and data protection protocols are essential to ensure user privacy.

Ethical Considerations: The use of RFID should align with ethical principles and address potential misuse.

Standardization: Industry-wide standards are necessary for seamless interoperability and broader adoption.

Conclusion:

Radio Frequency Identification is no longer a futuristic technology. It’s quietly woven into the fabric of our daily lives, making processes more efficient, secure, and even magical. As we embrace the possibilities of RFID, it’s essential to address privacy concerns and ensure responsible development. This tiny tag holds the potential to revolutionize diverse industries, streamlining our world and paving the way for a more connected future.

Also Read: The Rise of Wearable Health Tech: Transforming Personal Wellness

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RFID Market Size, Share, Demand, Value & Future Scope: 2028

RFID Market, by Product Type (Tags, Readers, and Software and Services), Wafer Size, Tag Type (Passive Tags and Active Tags), Frequency, Applications, Form Factor, Material, and Region (North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Africa and South America)

The global RFID Market size is projected to reach a CAGR of 10.9% from USD 10.7 billion in 2021, during the forecast period 2021-2028.

RFID referred to as Radio Frequency Identification is a technology, that uses radio waves to read and gather the information stored on a tag attached to an object, animal, or human. It is similar to bar codes and yet, it does not require to be within the range of an RFID reader. RFID is used across construction, engineering, chemical industries, manufacturing, retail, logistics, and the public sector among others.

Growing market competitiveness leading to availability of cost-effective RFID solutions, high returns on investment, increasing regulations and government initiatives for various industries, and increasing installation of RFID systems in manufacturing units are some of the factors that have supported long-term expansion for RFID Market.

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Regional Analysis

Americas is expected to register largest market share in terms of value for RFID tag market globally during the forecast period. The high adoption of RFID systems in the US is a major factor that has led to the prominent position of the Americas in the RFID market.

Key Players

Checkpoint Systems

Invengo

Smatrac

Avery Dennison

Alien Technology

NXP Semiconductors

Impinj

Mojix

Nedap

Zebra Technologies

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Recent Developments

In September 2020, Avery Dennison introduced the AD-332u8 RAIN RFID inlay that excels in high density, close proximity conditions and can be used for inventory accuracy (item-level tagging) and supply chain management. AD-332u8 inlays are equipped with UCODE 8 chips from NXP, featuring 128 bits of EPC memory and a 96-bit Tag IDentifier (TID) with a 48-bit unique serial number factory-encoded into the TID. The new RAIN RFID inlay measures 70 x 14.5mm—the market’s smallest product that meets ARC category H specifications.

In September 2020, Avery Dennison launched its dual-technology AD-362r6-P inlay that combines item-level tracking and digital ID capabilities of a high-performance RAIN RFID (UHF) tag. This tag is suitable for a wide range of retail apparel products and applications with the secondary loss prevention functionality of an EAS tag. AD-362r6-P inlays are a unique dual-technology design incorporating a UHF RFID inlay and an electronic article surveillance (EAS) tag in a single die-cut label.

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Report Scope

RFID Market is segmented into product type, wafer size, tag type, frequency, application, form factor, material and region.

On the basis of Product Type

Tags

Readers

Software and Services

On the basis of Wafer Size

8 inches

Others

On the basis of Tag Type

Active tags

Passive tags

On the basis of Frequency 

Low Frequency

High Frequency

Ultra-high Frequency (UHF)

On the basis of Application

Agriculture

Commercial

Transportation

Healthcare

Logistics & Supply Chain

Aerospace

Défense

Retail

Security and Access Control

Sports

Animal Tracking

Ticketing

On the basis of Form Factor

Card

Implant

Key Fob

Label

Paper Ticket

Band

Others

On the basis of Material

Plastic

Paper

Glass

Others

On the basis of Region

Asia Pacific

North America

Europe

South America

Middle East & Africa

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Delvens is a strategic advisory and consulting company headquartered in New Delhi, India. The company holds expertise in providing syndicated research reports, customized research reports and consulting services. Delvens qualitative and quantitative data is highly utilized by each level from niche to major markets, serving more than 1K prominent companies by assuring to provide the information on country, regional and global business environment. We have a database for more than 45 industries in more than 115+ major countries globally.

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SA316 Series Audio Transmission Module - Upgraded Transmission Distance with Uncompromised Sound Quality

SA316 is an audio transmission module developed by NiceRF for long-distance transmission. With an audio sampling rate of 48K and a transmission distance of up to 200 meters, it meets a wide range of user needs. To further extend the transmission distance, NiceRF has introduced the SA316F30. This enhanced version maintains the same 48K sampling rate and -96dBm sensitivity, but significantly extends the transmission distance to 1500 meters.

The SA316F30, like the SA316, can be paired with the audio receiver module SA316-RX to form a complete long-distance audio transmission solution. This series utilizes high-quality wireless voice transmission chips and supports external PCM/IIS dual-mode digital audio interfaces. Additionally, the module provides a standardized serial interface, allowing users to easily and quickly set parameters such as transmission frequency, volume, and microphone gain through serial commands. The stamp hole design facilitates embedding, making it widely applicable in scenarios with high audio quality requirements.

This upgrade of the SA316 series audio module's transmission distance retains the characteristics of low power consumption, small size, high fidelity, and low latency of the SA316. The receiving audio output, like the SA316, has a latency of less than 3ms, and the data is encrypted with 32-bit input.

SA316F30 Product Features

UHF frequency band：868 MHz

UHF frequency band：500~980 MHz

VHF frequency band：160~270 MHz

The transmission distance is 200 meters in the open area

Receiving sensitivity: -96 dBm

Audio signal to noise ratio: 96 dB

Frequency response: 20 Hz-20 KHz

The delay from microphone input to audio output is less than 3ms

Digital modulation method: pi/4 DQPSK

Occupied bandwidth: <300 KHz

Transmission rate 204.8 Ksps

Sampling rate: 48 KHz

In summary, the SA316 series has seen a significant improvement in transmission distance, reaching up to 1500 meters. This makes the SA316F30 more attractive for a wider range of applications, such as large conference rooms, performance venues, and sports stadiums, where long-distance audio transmission is required.

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RFID Solar Tag Manufacturers

Identis Tech solutions will put an end to your quest for high-quality RFID solar tags. Identis Tech Solutions, a leading RFID Solar Tag Manufacturer and supplier, was incorporated in 2010 in Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India. Our passive RFID-based linked intelligence solutions have helped asset management, animal identification, supply chain, and logistics.

Large Assortment of RFID Solar Tags We have a large assortment of RFID Solar Tags with a more excellent read range than standard passive UHF tags. These tags ensure superior reliability and precision by having better read rates on solar panels and modules. Our RFID Solar Panel Tags provide a user-friendly interface to encode and recode the tags easily. They're designed for Solar Panels that must last a long period in extreme weather conditions. Our tags also contain a serial number that may be used to identify the module. To avail these tags from the leading RFID Solar tags manufacturers, call us during business hours.

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"Vega 31": the first and only F-117 shot down in combat

Diego Alves By Diego Alves 03/27/2000 - 18:00 in History, Military, Military Operations, War Zones

On March 27, 1999, the fourth night of Operation Allied Force over Serbia, an F-117 Nighthawk poacher was shot down on returning to Aviano Air Base in northern Italy, after bombing a target near Belgrade.

U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Darrell P. Zelko, a veteran of the 1991 Gulf War, was flying the stealth plane belonging to the 49th Fighter Wing, deployed in Italy from Holloman Air Base, New Mexico, with the radio callsign "Vega 31" when he was hit by the Serbian air defense near Novi Sad.

Zelko was flying in his third sortie and was leaving the target area when his hitherto "invincible" F-117 when he was hit, forcing him to eject behind enemy lines.

A CSAR (Combat Search and Rescue) unit, composed of an MH-53J and MH-60, immediately took off for the rescue and, within 5 hours of being activated, AFSOC (Air Force Special Operations Command) military personnel, coordinated by an E-3 AWACS and supported by several specialized platforms, including an EC-130E and an A-10

Canopy is observed by a "proud" officer with the feat.

How the Serbian air defense managed to reach the first and only shooting down on a stealth plane still generates a lot of debate.

According to the Serbs, Belgrade air defense operators discovered that they could detect stealth planes using some minimally modified Soviet radars. In particular, the modifications involved changes that allowed these radar systems to detect stealth aircraft at a relatively short range when the aircraft opened the doors of the weapons compartment to drop 2,000-pound bombs.

The remains of the F-117 82-0806 are observed by a civilian.

In addition, the Serbs monitored U.S. and allied radio communications on UHF and VHF frequencies (mainly unencrypted - as happened 12 years later during the start phases of Operation Odyssey Dawn over Libya) and were also able to intercept the ATO (Air Tasking Orders) of the NATO plane that allowed anti-aircraft batteries

In addition, the F-117 followed basically the same routes, making their position predictable.

In other words: the Serbian air defenses knew where and when to "look" at the arriving bombers.

"War trophies" exhibited at the Belgrade Air Museum.

The F-117 serial 82-0806 (whose remains are exhibited at the Belgrade Air Museum) was shot down by the 3rd Battalion of the 250th Air Defense Missile Brigade of the Army of Yugoslavia, with one of several missiles fired by an S-125 "Neva" or SA-3 "Goa" (nomenclature used by NATO) at a distance of about 8 miles.

According to Sergeant Dragan Mati, the soldier later identified as the operator who fired the missiles, the stealth plane was detected at a distance of about 50 to 60 kilometers and the surface-to-air missile radar was turned on for no more than 17 seconds to prevent the site from being detected by NATO's SEAD (Suppression of Enemy Air Defense) aircraft.

Some parts of the 82-0806 knocked down near Novi Sad were sent to Russia to be used in the development of stealth and "anti-theft" technology.

Check HERE the story about the subsequent friendship between the F-117 pilot and the man who commanded the anti-aircraft battery that shot him down.

Tags: Lockheed F-117A NighthawkOperation Allied ForceSerbiaWar Zone

Diego Alves

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