Terminology for RFID automatic recognition (zt)

· Micro-wave: electromagnetic wave with a wavelength of 0.1-100 cm or a frequency of 1-GHz.
· Shot frequency: generally refers to microwave.
· Electronic tags: tags used to store the code of an object in the form of electronic data, also known as RF cards.
Passive electronic tags: electronic tags without power supply and working by receiving microwave energy.
· Active electronic tags: electronic tags powered by internal batteries.
· Microwave Antenna: used to transmit and receive microwave signals.
· Reading device: used to read electronic data in electronic tags.
· Reader: used to read electronic data in electronic tags.
· Compiler: used to write electronic data into electronic tags or view stored data in electronic tags.
· Beam range: refers to the radiation power range from the antenna to the microwave.
· Tag capacity: the number of bytes or logical digits that can be written during electronic tag programming.
A-Biz-application case framework of Automatic Identification Technology
A-Biz is an automatic identification project. Its ultimate goal is to combine the automatic identification technology with real-world application cases to achieve "business automation", or a-Biz.
ASN-advanced freight notification
It can also be referred to as DA. This electronic document is sent out before the goods are sent to notify the other party that the goods are in transit.

BIS-Business Information System
Business Information System (BIS) is a system used to process business transaction information.
DA-Delivery Notification
This electronic document is sent out before the goods to notify the other party that the goods are in transit.
EAN-European item code group
Founded in 1974, the Organization is an ad-hoc committee established by manufacturers and distributors in 12 European countries. Its task is to investigate the possibility of developing a unified and standardized coding system in Europe, similar to the UPC system used in the United States. Finally, the UPC-compatible "European item code" was created ". You can access the http://www.ean-int.org to get more messages.
EPCTM-product electronic code
The product electronic code (EPC) is the code used to uniquely identify an object in the Automatic Identification System. It is similar to GTIN and UPC.
ONS-Object Name Resolution Service
The object name resolution service (ONS) is a component of the automatic identification system. Similar to the domain name resolution Service (DNS) in the Internet, ONS also performs the name resolution function.
PML-entity Markup Language
Automatically identifies devices that use entity markup language to transmit entity information.
SavantTM
SavantTM is part of the automatic identification technical framework. It is a globally distributed server that provides data routing services for data capture, data monitoring, and data transmission.
UCC-Unified coding Committee
The task of the unified coding commission is to establish and promote diversified industrial standards for item identification and related electronic communication technologies globally. Improve the management level in the supply chain and bring additional value to users. You can access the http://www.uc-council.org to get more messages.
UML-Unified Modeling Language
Unified Modeling Language (UML) is a descriptive language that uses cases, activity diagrams, and other tools to model business needs and business processes.