IDchips
IDchips, also known as identification chips or transponders, are small electronic devices designed to store and transmit unique identifying information. They are typically embedded in or attached to an object or living being, allowing for its identification and tracking. The core component of an IDchip is a microchip, which contains a serial number or other data. This data is usually passive, meaning it requires an external reader to energize the chip and retrieve the information.
The technology behind IDchips is often radio-frequency identification (RFID). An RFID reader emits a radio wave,
Applications for IDchips are widespread. They are commonly used in animal microchipping for pet identification and