RFID TAG R/W 860-960MHZ INLAY 600423

Part Overview

The Avery Dennison RFID 600423 is a passive read/write RFID inlay operating in the 860MHz to 960MHz frequency band with 128-bit EPC memory capacity. This component implements the Impinj® Monza® 5 series architecture and conforms to 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

600423

Avery Dennison RFIDIn Stock: 1036600423 Datasheet

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RF600599

Avery Dennison RFIDIn Stock: 924RF600599 Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

The substitute part RF600599 qualifies as a functional equivalent based on the following alignment of critical electrical and mechanical parameters:

Matching Parameters:

• Frequency range: 860MHz ~ 960MHz (identical)
• Technology: Passive (identical)
• Memory type: Read/Write (identical)
• Standards compliance: EPC and ISO 18000-6 (identical)
• Operating temperature range: -40°C ~ 85°C (identical)
• Physical dimensions: 1.634" L x 0.630" W (41.50mm x 16.00mm) — functionally equivalent within standard tolerance
• Moisture sensitivity level: 1 (Unlimited) (identical)
• Style: Inlay (identical)

Differing Parameters:

• Writable memory: 96b (EPC) versus 128b (EPC) in the main part
• Series: Impinj® Monza® R6 versus Impinj® Monza® 5
• Product status: Active versus Obsolete
• Packaging: Tape & Reel (TR) versus unspecified
• RoHS compliance: Compliant (RF600599) versus not specified (600423)

The primary distinction is the reduced EPC memory capacity (96b versus 128b), which represents a functional constraint in applications requiring the full 128-bit memory allocation.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

RF600599 is suitable as a substitute for 600423 in applications where the 96-bit EPC memory capacity is sufficient. The substitute part maintains active product status with Avery Dennison RFID, ensuring ongoing availability and supply chain continuity. Both components operate identically across frequency range, temperature specifications, and standards compliance.

Selection of RF600599 is appropriate when:

• System architecture accommodates 96-bit EPC memory allocation
• Passive RFID inlay form factor is required
• 860MHz to 960MHz operation is specified
• ISO 18000-6 and EPC standard compliance is mandatory

The substitute part's RoHS compliance status provides additional regulatory alignment for applications subject to RoHS requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can RF600599 directly replace 600423 in existing designs?

A: RF600599 is mechanically and electrically compatible with 600423 across all critical parameters except EPC memory capacity. Direct substitution is feasible if the application does not require the full 128-bit memory allocation of the original part.

Q: What is the significance of the memory difference (128b versus 96b)?

A: The 32-bit reduction in EPC memory capacity affects the maximum data payload that can be stored on the inlay. Applications utilizing the full 128-bit capacity of 600423 cannot be directly substituted without system-level modifications.

Q: Are the physical dimensions interchangeable?

A: Yes. The dimensional difference (41.40mm versus 41.50mm length) is within standard mechanical tolerance for inlay form factors and does not affect form-fit-function compatibility in standard RFID reader/writer applications.

Q: What is the advantage of selecting RF600599?

A: RF600599 maintains active product status, ensuring long-term availability and supply chain reliability. The component also carries RoHS compliance certification, which may be required for certain regulatory or procurement frameworks.

Q: Do both parts conform to the same standards?

A: Yes. Both 600423 and RF600599 comply with EPC and ISO 18000-6 standards and operate across the identical 860MHz to 960MHz frequency range.

Q: What packaging format is RF600599 supplied in?

A: RF600599 is supplied in Tape & Reel (TR) format, which is standard for high-volume RFID inlay procurement and automated assembly processes.