Active RFID tags typically have a lifespan ranging from 3 to 5 years. The duration depends on several factors:
Battery Life: Active RFID tags have an internal battery, which is the primary determinant of their lifespan. The type and capacity of the battery, as well as its usage, significantly influence how long the tag will last.
Usage Frequency: Active RFID tags that transmit signals more frequently will have a shorter battery life compared to those that transmit less often. The duty cycle, which includes the frequency of data transmissions and the duration the tag stays active, plays a crucial role in battery depletion.
Environmental Conditions: Exposure to extreme temperatures, humidity, and other environmental factors can affect the longevity of the battery and the overall performance of the RFID tag.
Quality and Technology: Advances in battery technology and energy-efficient designs can extend the lifespan of
active RFID tags. Tags from high-quality manufacturers may last longer due to better design and materials.
Regular maintenance and monitoring can help maximize the lifespan of active RFID tags, ensuring they function effectively for as long as possible within the expected timeframe.
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