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transponder
implantable microchips used in animal identification; enclosed in inert glass; generate an alphanumeric code when stimulated by an external scanner's low-frequency radio signal.
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The new order calls for Sirit to deliver its traditional sealed Title-21 based toll transponders including packaged tags available at retail locations.
SIRIT AWARDED US$6.6 MILLION RENEWAL RFID TRANSPONDER ORDER by Computer Protocols
Since June this year SES ASTRA has offered 24 transponders at 31.
SES ASTRA executes capacity agreement with InSat for 31.5 degrees East by Internet Business News
LeBovidge said the fee will replace the current $25 to buy a transponder, and transponders will be handed out at no cost to users starting next month.
Turnpike board OKs new transponder fee; 50 cents a month for Fast ... by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
 
 
 
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