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11 January 2011

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Avery Dennison’s new AD-232 ultra-high frequency RFID inlay is designed to perform exceptionally well on difficult-to-tag items such as denim apparel.

Using NXP Semiconductors' latest EPC Gen 2 integrated circuit, the G2iL, the AD-232 inlay is designed to provide global performance in the 860-960MHz UHF band, with balanced performance across a wide range of applications. The AD-232 has an antenna footprint of 70mm x 14.5mm and fits nicely into a 3 inch wide RFID label.

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