Description

• An RFID sensor system includes a passive RFID sensor, a controller capable of receiving temperature data from the sensor and its antenna. The controller’s antenna constantly sends a radio frequency signal to the sensor placed on the monitored element as constant temperature monitoring energy elements.
• On the one hand, the radio frequency transmits energy to power the sensor, and at the same time, by sending a command containing the sensor ID, it transmits temperature measurement commands. After activation, the sensor sends back the current temperature to the controller. The whole process is carried out by wireless digital transmission with CRC code in ISO RFID protocol, making it stable and reliable.
• The big advantage of RFID technology is its passive mode of operation. The sensors do not require any batteries, are equipped with wireless power supply, wireless data transmission, long life and are maintenance-free. This makes them ideal for smart grid environments where there are high voltages or high currents.