RFID Smart Library Workstation Desktop RFID Reader

The operation of RFID smart library starts with book labeling, and goes through label conversion, sorting, shelving, borrowing, returning books, and sorting, and so on. The librarian workstation desktop rfid reader plays the role of label reading and identification. Although self-service borrowing and returning machines have appeared nowadays, not everyone is familiar with the operation of self-service terminal equipment. Therefore, the staff in the library still need to manually help readers to borrow and return books. Traditional barcode books need to scan the code to read the reader card information and book information, and then bind them. RFID smart libraries use electronic tags, which require corresponding readers and writers to complete the reading and writing of tags. Using the librarian workstation desktop rfid reader, the information of multiple books can be identified at the same time. You only need to read the reader information and place the book in the book identification area of ​​the librarian workstation to complete the binding and borrowing. Similarly, returning books is also very simple. You only need to place the books in the book sensing area in small batches to read all the book information. Then click on the return book on the computer system to modify the status of the electronic tag and return it to the managed state.
 

The librarian workstation desktop rfid reader requires anti-metal design and can be embedded in an environment with five metal sides without affecting performance. Considering that the single tags of multiple books need to be read at one time, a fast anti-collision processing algorithm is also required. Borrowing and returning books need to be repeated every day, so the reading performance requires fast and accurate reading. The product is designed to read tags at a speed of up to 50 sheets/second.
 

The librarian workstation desktop rfid reader is an electronic tag reading and writing device that integrates a reader and an antenna. It can also be used in book sorting machines, and production lines. Different models of all-in-one readers and writers are launched according to different protocol standards.