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organs for machines and systems that run automated production processes. SIMATIC
Sensors from Siemens comprise a complete range of sensors systems for a wide
variety of applications in the manufacturing industry.
With innovative, intelligent products that
are integrated in Totally Integrated Automation, SIMATIC Sensors ensure increased
productivity, availability, efficiency and cost effectiveness.
SIMATIC Sensors – Productivity
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Application
Example "Automatic Identification with SIMATIC RF620R and SIMATIC MV440
Code Reader"
This application was created to convey automatic identification technologies
and advantages to the user and to illustrate the possibilities of a sensible
mixed operation of RFID and optical identification.
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UHF
Transponder SIMATIC RF640T Gen2 for Applications in Asset Management
With the transponder SIMATIC RF640T Gen2, the Siemens division Industry Automation
is expanding the RFID system SIMATIC RF600 by a compact, rewritable data memory
in accordance with ISO 18000-6C based on EPC Class 1 Gen2.
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SIMATIC
RF300 with ISO Functionality
With the readers SIMATIC RF310R and RF380R, the
first two readers of the RF300 reader family in the HF range (13,56 MHz) are
being enhanced by the ISO 15693 functionality.
Press
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The
mechanical 3D CAD data in STEP format is now available from the image database
for the SIMATIC RF300 and SIMATIC RF600 RFID systems, communication modules as
well as selected accessories. This data can be downloaded directly via the Internet
without registration.
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New Compact UHF Readers for Production and Production-related Logistics
With two new compact RFID readers SIMATIC RF620R and SIMATIC RF630R the range
of SIMATIC RF600 UHF-readers will be enlarged.
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Reference
For the operators of logistics distribution centers, it is of primary importance
that the actual inventory and storage locations are consistent with the data
stored in the IT system. Every discrepancy between database and reality entails
significant costs and even delivery delays.
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Manufacturing cast aluminum alloys requires precise mastery of the production
and logistic processes to meet the required quality. For the first time, radio
frequency identification (RFID) can now also be used on hot transport crucibles
for molten aluminum.
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At its Dingolfing plant in Germany, BMW produces cars for its 5, 6 and 7 Series.
As is standard procedure in assembly, the doors are removed from the vehicle.
The doors then need to be re-fitted to the vehicle in parallel to the assembly
process.
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Every year, around 250,000 VW Polos roll off the production line at the Volkswagen
plant in Pamplona (Spain). The RFID system Moby I is used to identify the bodyshell
type in the robot cell and select the relevant motion program.
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