RFID TAG R/W 860-960MHZ INLAY 600300

Part Overview

The Avery Dennison RFID 600300 is a passive RFID tag inlay designed for read/write applications across the 860MHz to 960MHz frequency band. This component implements the Impinj® Monza® 5 series architecture with 128-bit EPC memory capacity, compliant with EPC and ISO 18000-6 standards. The product is currently classified as obsolete, necessitating identification of functionally equivalent alternatives for ongoing system integration and component procurement.

Substiute Parts

600300

Avery Dennison RFIDIn Stock: 972600300 Datasheet

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RF600526

Avery Dennison RFIDIn Stock: 27446RF600526 Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitution eligibility for the 600300 is determined by the following critical parameters:

• Frequency Range: Must operate within 860MHz ~ 960MHz to maintain compatibility with existing reader infrastructure
• Memory Type: Must support read/write functionality with minimum 128-bit EPC memory capacity
• Standards Compliance: Must comply with EPC and ISO 18000-6 standards for system interoperability
• Technology: Must be passive RFID technology
• Style: Must be inlay format
• Operating Temperature: Must support -40°C ~ 85°C range for environmental compatibility
• Moisture Sensitivity Level: Must maintain MSL 1 classification

The substitute part RF600526 meets all critical substitution criteria across these parameters, though physical dimensions differ due to different IC architecture (NXP UCODE 7 versus Impinj® Monza® 5).

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

The RF600526 substitute part is functionally equivalent to the 600300 across all critical electrical and standards parameters. The primary distinction is product status: RF600526 is active and currently in production with 27,430 units in stock, whereas the 600300 is obsolete with limited remaining inventory of 902 units.

RF600526 provides additional compliance advantage through ROHS3 certification, meeting enhanced environmental regulatory requirements. Both parts maintain identical frequency operation, memory specifications, temperature range, and standards compliance.

Physical dimension differences (23.00mm x 5.00mm versus 22.00mm x 12.50mm) result from different IC chipset architectures and must be evaluated against specific mechanical integration requirements in the target application.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can RF600526 directly replace 600300 in existing systems?

A: RF600526 is electrically and functionally equivalent across all critical RFID parameters: frequency range, memory capacity, read/write capability, and standards compliance. Mechanical integration must be assessed based on available space for the larger inlay dimensions (22.00mm x 12.50mm versus 23.00mm x 5.00mm).

Q: What is the significance of the different IC series (Impinj® Monza® 5 versus NXP UCODE 7)?

A: Both series operate within identical frequency bands and comply with the same standards. The series designation reflects the underlying chipset manufacturer and architecture. Functional performance for EPC read/write operations at 860-960MHz remains equivalent.

Q: Does the ROHS3 compliance of RF600526 affect compatibility?

A: ROHS3 compliance indicates enhanced environmental and regulatory adherence. This does not affect electrical compatibility or functional performance; it represents an improvement in regulatory status compared to the 600300.

Q: Are there packaging considerations when switching from 600300 to RF600526?

A: The 600300 packaging is not specified in available documentation. RF600526 is supplied in Strip packaging format. Verify strip packaging compatibility with existing assembly and handling processes.

Q: What is the impact of the dimension difference on system integration?

A: The RF600526 inlay is wider (12.50mm versus 5.00mm) but slightly shorter (22.00mm versus 23.00mm). Physical space availability in the target application must be confirmed before implementation.