What RFID Frequencies are safe to use in a Healthcare/Hospital/Clinical environment?
All types of RFID have been used safely in hospitals, from active to passive, and Low Frequencies (LF) to High Frequencies (HF) to Ultra High Frequencies (UHF). It is imperative, however, to conduct a site survey before installing any RF equipment to ensure that there will be no conflicts with any of the existing hospital equipment. The FDA has not yet published any report on RFID, but there is a set of draft guidelines for the use of wireless medical equipment which can be useful as a baseline for installing an RFID system. For further reading, please see this article about the safety of RFID in hospitals. what type of tag is the best to be insrted in a bus ticket.and which reader do you portable reader do u advice to read these tickets without disturbig the passengers. In these types of applications HF RFID tags would work best. However cost can be an issue since HF tags are more expensive than UHF tags. UHF systems can reduce the cost, but they cause cross read issues. There are als
