RFID Hardware Platform
Five Youlian models cover compact desktop encoding, near-field reading, large-area stacked-tag workflows, libraries and archives, retail checkout, and workstation data capture.
Public pages use Youlian model numbers. Read distance, batch quantity, write range, and stray-read control follow tests with the intended tags at the actual workstation.
A compact 149 × 107 mm unit with Type-C connectivity and USB power for tag initialization, single-tag encoding, and counter binding.
A 320 × 360 mm platform with a near-field antenna and Type-C interface for books, tools, linens, and tag registration and rewriting.
A 330 × 330 mm near-field worktop for tag operations in libraries, archives, retail counters, and POS workstations.
A 300 × 400 mm tempered-glass worktop integrating an Impinj E510 reader engine, near-field antenna, and USB interface.
A 650 × 650 mm worktop with an Impinj E710 and RJ45, USB, and RS232 interfaces for stacked tags and larger items.
Start with equipment size, interfaces, and read range, then confirm tag protocols, output power, integration method, and workstation layout.
| Parameters | YL-DR100 | YL-DR200 | YL-DR300 | YL-DR400 | YL-DR500 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Product Positioning | Compact Desktop Encoder | Near-Field Desktop Reading Platform | Desktop RFID Workstation | High-Performance Desktop All-in-One Reader | Large-Area Reading Platform |
| Unit Dimensions | 149×107×14mm | 320×360×19mm | 330×330×18mm | 300×400×17.5mm | 650×650×36mm |
| Frequency band | 840–960MHz | 840–960MHz | 902–928MHz | 865–868MHz / 902–928MHz | 840–960 MHz Regional Configuration |
| Maximum Output Power | 27dBm | 33dBm | 30dBm | 33dBm | 33dBm |
| Primary Interface | Type-C | Type-C | Type-C | USB | RJ45、USB、RS232 |
| Primary Use | Single-Tag Encoding and Binding | Tag Registration and Rewriting | Library and Checkout Workstation | Multi-Tag Desktop Reading | Stacked Tags and Large-Area Reading |
Read distance, response speed, tag quantity, and read-zone boundaries vary with tag chips, antenna orientation, material, placement, output power, and the surrounding environment. Confirm them through project sample testing.
Connect tag encoding, data binding, status verification, and back-office records in a fixed-workstation RFID workflow.
Encode asset tags and complete ID binding, verification, and deactivation at a fixed workstation.
Register, read, and rewrite tags for books, archives, and documents.
Read merchandise tags at the counter and associate them with item, order, or inventory data.
Capture tags at workstations or receiving and shipping points to support material-movement records.
Share tag samples, batch quantity, expected read range, workstation size, and system interfaces so we can help select and test the equipment.
