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Memory in RAIN RFID Tag Chips
RAIN RFID solutions utilize two general types of chips: Tag Chips and Reader Chips. This blog article is about Tag Chips.
“RAIN flooding” and “acid RAIN” are two terms that are starting to circulate more and more in the world of RFID. But what do these two terms mean, and how can they impact your business?
An Overflow of RFID Tags and RAIN Flooding