NXP's NFC Chip Empowers Flawless Transition between Customer and Retail
UCODE 8 UHF RFID IC
NXP Semiconductors

UCODE 8 UHF RFID IC

Omnichannel Retail Data at unmatched Speed and Accuracy

Highest reading performance is ensured by 20% lower power consumption compared to other latest generation chips on the market. Application performance tests showed significant improvements in terms of speed and accuracy for inventory cycle counts.

With its high performance UCODE 8 also supports the retailer requests towards smaller label sizes.

Ralf Kodritsch

Ralf Kodritsch
Director Global Segment Manager RFID Solutions
Gratkorn, Austria

Key Facts

  • Read sensitivity -23dBm
  • Write sensitivity -18dBm
  • Innovative features: Self Adjust, Memory Safeguard, Untraceable, Pre-serialization for 96-bit EPC, Integrated Product Status Flag (PSF)
  • 16 bit Brand Identifier
  • Compatible with single-slit antenna
  • Up to 128-bit EPC
  • Up to 32 bit user memory
  • 96-bit Unique Tag Identifier (TID) factory locked, including 48-bit unique serial number
  • EPC Gen2v2

Applications

  • Smart Retail
  • Airline Baggage Tracking
  • Postal Services
  • Asset Tracking

NXP is the ideal choice for any RFID implementation.

NXP Semiconductors N.V. (NASDAQ: NXPI) enables secure connections and infrastructure for a smarter world, advancing solutions that make lives easier, better, and safer.

  • NXP’s IP core technologies in processing, connectivity and security enabling secure connections for a smarter world
  • Worldwide #1 leadership position in innovative high-performance mixed signal solutions in the identification and automotive industry
  • More than 9,000 issued and pending patent families
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NFC Chip Technology Connects Consumers and Brands

NXP supports consumer demands for personalization and transparency With innovative NFC technology, NXP supports consumer demands for personalization and transparency via merged online/offline services. NFC technology is a gateway to the digital era, giving consumers new ways to interact with their favorite brands while brand owners can streamline operations and easily connect with consumers to increase revenue. NFC technology strengthen brands and helps brand owners to drive sales, nurture customer relationships and loyalty, improve operational efficiency, and generally bring new energy to the shopping experience, by engaging with consumers at deeper levels – even beyond the purchase. NXP Semiconductors, a co-founder of NFC technology, reveals how NFC makes digital authentication and deeper consumer engagement possible. Sylvia Kaiser-Kershaw Global Marketing - Smart Products & Services, NXP Semiconductors in an interview with RFID & Wireless IoT Global

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Unmanned Stores will Conquer Europe

The 24/7 supply box ensures basic provisions even in rural areas, without personnel. New Retail – this term stands for the ongoing transformation in FMCG in Chinese companies and major corporations. New Retail means the disappearance of the border between online and offline consumption in supermarkets. The concept: Unmanned stores – shopping solutions that offer complete independence and flexibility for the customer. Ralf Kodritsch, Director Segment Manager RAIN RFID Solutions at NXP Semiconductors, is following the solution developments in Asia closely. In an interview with RFID & Wireless IoT Global, he illustrates why unmanned stores present a viable option for the future for the ever-changing demands of the FMCG sector in Europe. The RFID expert is excited about the possibilities and the sustainability of New Retail concepts. “Unmanned stores are not in direct competition with traditional brick & mortar stores. Quite the opposite. They create completely new opportunities for basic provision of food and other FMCG items on a large scale. This possibility should not be ignored by retailers.”

RFID Solutions by NXP for a Transparent and Secure Supply Chain
Proof of Excellence

Smart Logistics is the Key to a Secure and Fast Supply Chain

RFID technology has the potential to make logistical processes more transparent to secure goods in transit to reduce losses in revenue Despite current political developments, globalisation continues to advance rapidly, and the field of logistics is one of the strongest engines of global commerce. The focus no longer lies on simply transporting goods from one place to another – the possibilities have become more varied and the requirements of senders and recipients more demanding. Digitisation has opened up a range of possibilities for global supply chains all the way to the recipients. However, these dynamic developments do not come without side effects or risks. The number of forfeited or manipulated goods – ranging from spare parts to brand textiles – is increasing globally, causing enormous financial losses for brand owners. For the EU countries alone, according to the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), these losses amount to approximately 60 billion euros per year. In addition to these financial losses, customers might turn away from the brand due to loss of trust. RFID & Wireless IoT Global interviewed Ralf Kodritsch of NXP Semiconductors and talked about the conflicts occurring in global supply chains, same-day-delivery goals, and real-time information made possible by and improved through RFID technology. Ralf Kodritsch, Director Global Segment Manager RFID Solutions, NXP Semiconductors, in an interview with RFID & Wireless IoT Global

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Powerful ICs for the Secure IoT of Tomorrow

NXP’s RFID product range covers all major frequencies including LF, HF/NFC, and UHF. So whether an application requires withstanding a harsh environment, must work at long range or high speed, or requires proximity NFC for secure transactions, the broad portfolio is able to offer a solution In interviews with RFID & Wireless IoT Global, Experts of NXP Semiconductors are looking at newest chip developments for innovative tag features. Sylvia Kaiser-Kershaw, Global Marketing Manager – NFC Smart Consumer Products, Johannes Grüll, Global Marketing Manager – Consumables & Accessories, Gaming, Medical, and Ralf Kodritsch, Director Global Segment Manager RFID Solutions, NXP Semiconductors, in Interviews with RFID & Wireless IoT Global.

Proof of Excellence

Big in Japan: 100 Billion UHF RFID Tags per Year by 2025

Japanese administration plans pioneering project for tagging all retail products nationwide Together with five partners from the retail industry, the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry (METI) is aiming to achieve new heights in retail RFID adoption. In an official announcement, METI proposes RFID tagging of all retail products by 2025 – from cheap chewing gum to expensive delicacies. By 2025, up to 100 billion products per year will have to be labelled with RFID tags. As part of this pioneering project, Japan‘s 24-hour convenience stores are establishing the next generation of self-checkout systems in order to combat the negative effects of an ageing society and the resulting shortages in the retail workforce. Written by RFID & Wireless IoT Global with exclusive statements by Ralf Kodritsch, Director Global Segment Manager RFID Solutions, NXP Semiconductors

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