Thin implantable RFID transponder suitable for use in an identification badge
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Oct 26, 2004
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Nov 18, 2002
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Dec 6, 2001
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There is provided an RFID transceiver, typically in the form of a prox-wafer. The transceiver is suitable for lamination or encapsulation into newly manufactured identification (ID) badges and similar articles. These ID badges are suitable for identifying and/or authenticating a person or object when used in conjunction with an RFID identification system. The proximity badges formed using the RFID transceivers are superior to conventional magnetic stripe, bar code, or 'smart chip' badges because no direct contact with a badge reader is required and the element containing the identification code is not easily corrupted.
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