Timing Lessons

The active transponder is not a new technology. Since AMB started in 1982, systems have evolved so much… until today. Do you know how an active timing system work? The difference between an [...]

The UHF RFID transmit and receive frequencies with which timing systems operate are not the same worldwide. In each country or region, the authorities responsible for defining these standards set [...]

Imagine you’re timing the most important race of your life. You’re on the finish line, waiting for the first runners to come in. The timing has worked a charm on all of the timing points, but you [...]

Beach sand is formed from erosion processes in oceans; the water takes millions of years to break up rocks and shells, turning them into particles between 0.063 and 2 mm in size. They may be [...]

We have often raised the question of whether it is a good idea to run a 220V power cable with a load connected at the other end through the TS antenna grommet where we house our UHF cables and [...]

Beach sand is formed by erosive processes in the oceans; water takes millions of years to break up rocks and shells, forming particles between 0.063 mm and 2 mm in size. Its composition can be [...]

Hi! Today I want to talk to you about UHF RFID Antennas, because of all components, I believe these are the most critical because they are the component that people know the least about and not [...]

Hi! In this article we’re going to answer the question: Why do UHF GEN2 timing systems work so well on the starting lines? In this other post we talked about the far field and the near [...]

Hi! In this post we want to offer you a brief overview of the history of race timing. Is race timing as old as the very first races? It’s strange that the Greeks themselves didn’t [...]