RFID reader images

Close to the Reader
RFID-based credit cards, ID badges and keychain passes are designed to be brought close to the reader so that other RFID tags in the vicinity will not be accidentally detected. This RFID-based credit card uses Chase's Blink technology.
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Reading Tags
RFID tags are read by stationary and handheld readers. At the top, the reader antennas are the square, yellow units on the left. The forklift in the middle has its own readers, and handheld readers like the one at the bottom are used in both retail and warehouse applications. (Images courtesy of Intermec Technologies, www.intermec.com)
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