UNO carries 3 types of RFID transponders for the identification of laboratory animals in its program. GET QUOTE!
All transponders have a unique and universal identification number. The transponders are supplied sterile, inside an injector and individually packaged.
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| UNO Micro ID-12 | UNO Micro ID-8 | UNO Nano ID-6 | |
| Diameter | 2,12mm ±0,1mm | 2,12mm ±0,1mm | 1mm ±0,1mm |
| Length | 12mm ±0,1mm | 8mm ±0,1mm | 6mm ±0,1mm |
| Weight | 7,15mg | ||
| Material | Parylene Coated Bioglass | Parylene Coated Bioglass | Bioglass |
| Frequency | 134,2 kHz | 134,2 kHZ | 13,56MHz |
| Chip | Hitag S256 | Hitag S256 | NXP MFO IC U1 |
| ISO standard | 11784 / 11785 | 11784 / 11785 | -- |
| ICAR approved* | Yes | Yes | -- |
| Readers | Universal ISO readers | Universal ISO readers | designated NANO readers |
| Rewritable |
NO | NO |
YES, 512 bit memory |
| Reading distance* | Reading distance is determined by the length of the transponders coil in combination with the selected reader. Click here for more information. | ||
| Animal species | Rats and larger | Rats and Mice |
Mice |
All three types are passive transponders. This means that the transponders have no internal power supply. The incoming radio frequency signal from the reader provides just enough power to power up the transponder and transmit a response. These passive transponders are therefore only active when a reader is nearby signaling to power up.