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IO Link RFID Read/Write Heads

IO Link RFID Read/Write Heads

The spread of IO-Link devices is growing steadily, because the globally established standard offers many advantages. The universal interface allows the uniform networking of sensors and actuators; the costs of installation, commissioning and maintenance are reduced. Our IO-Link-capable RFID devices enable cost-efficient identification in many areas of factory automation.

  • HF RFID read/write heads from Pepperl+Fuchs are also available with IO-Link in the established compact designs.
  • Standardized IO-Link interface unlocks the potential of Industry 4.0.
  • Easy mode reduces complexity without compromising performance.
  • Complete system from a single source: read/write heads, tags, and Ethernet IO-Link master.

The Pepperl+Fuchs IO Link UHF RFID Read/Write Head Family include:

  • IQT1-18GM-IO-V1
  • IQT1-F61-IO-V1
  • IQT1-FP-IO-V1
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Sascha Päschel

Sascha Päschel
Product Manager RFID
Mannheim, Germany

Key Data

  • Operating frequency 13.56 MHz
  • IO-Link interface
  • Conforms to ISO 15693
  • Suitable for FRAM transponder
  • LEDs as function indicators
  • Read/write head with thread M18 x 1
  • Connection via V1 (M12 x 1) plug connection
  • Degree of protection IP67
  • For connection to IO-Link master

Applications

  • Assembly and handling technology
  • Material flow control
  • Intralogistics
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Innovations for the Future of Automation

As one of the leading companies in the automation industry, Pepperl+Fuchs is a global pioneer in its markets due to groundbreaking technologies. For conventional and future applications, the company offers a comprehensive portfolio and at the same time drives trend-setting future developments. Examples of this include application-oriented cloud connectivity solutions and the development of Ethernet in the process industry for Industry 4.0-compliant applications.

At Pepperl+Fuchs, the term Sensorik4.0® stands for innovative, communication-enabled sensors for factory automation. This development has proven useful in many aspects of automation. A prime example is the intelligent communication technology that clears the way for the link between IT and OT. Another application is the portfolio of intrinsically safe smart devices that enable the digitization of service and maintenance in process plants. Other future technologies will likewise be used in almost all branches of automation.

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A Comparison of LPWAN Technologies
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A Comparison of LPWAN Technologies

LPWAN Interview Data networks that link thousands of sensors via a gateway and enable the reliable transmission of machine status or environmental data are implemented every day using one of several LPWAN technologies. Without these Low Power Wide Area Networks, the vision of the Internet of Things would not yet be a reality. RFID & Wireless IoT Global spoke to LPWAN expert Wolfgang Weber, former Global Industry Manager at Pepperl+Fuchs, about the individual LPWAN technologies and the status of LPWAN network expansion. For further information, please contact Daniel Möst, New Business Development Manager, Pepperl+Fuchs. Technology story powered by: Think WIOT and Pepperl+Fuchs

LoRaWAN – Sensor Technology with Minimal Energy and Low Cost
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LoRaWAN Transmits over Long Distances

LoRaWAN – Sensor Technology with Minimal Energy and Low Cost! LoRaWAN is a mature technology. There are more than 170 LoRaWAN network operators active worldwide. Gateways and end-devices are available. Specifications are developed by the LoRa Alliance. LoRaWAN (Long Range Wide Area Network) belongs to the low-power wide area network technologies (LPWAN). Wolfgang Weber explains in an interview why LoRaWAN fulfills the requirements for a potent radio network extremely well, but the expectations regarding the number of gateways have not yet been met.

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