What is an RFID Inlay Tag?
An RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification) inlay tag is a small electronic device that is embedded within a material, such as a sticker or a label, and used for identification and tracking purposes. It consists of a microchip, an antenna, and a substrate. The microchip stores information that can be accessed wirelessly by a reader, while the antenna enables the tag to communicate with the reader. The substrate, which is the material that the tag is embedded in, provides support and protection for the microchip and antenna.
