RFID Definition

ärefīdē
abbreviation
Radio frequency identification.
American Heritage
noun
A system consisting of a tag with an embedded electronic chip that emits a radio signal, and a scanning device for reading that signal: used for identification, tracking merchandise, assessing fees, etc.
Webster's New World

Other Word Forms of RFID

Noun

Singular:
RFID
Plural:
rfids

RFID Sentence Examples

  • Products include Companion Animal Starter Kits and refills, RFID Transponders and RFID Readers.

  • There's a new wee beastie come to fill your lives with joy, RFID (radio frequency identification ).

  • The RFID chip in the key fob contains a select set of codes designed to work with a given car.

  • Change is unlikely to be quick, because the advantages of using RFID seem minimal.

  • Already there has been public outcry over an American firm tracking patients with RFID.

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