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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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Development of China''s Satellite Transponder Market in 2008 3.
2008-2009 Annual Report on China's VSAT Market by FriedlNet.com / Business, international community
Toronto, ("Sirit")(TSX: SI), a global provider of radio frequency identification ("RFID") technology, has announced that the Bay Area Toll Authority ("BATA") has confirmed a toll transponder order valued at $6.
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Under this agreement German satellite service provider InSat will use one transponder on ASTRA 2C to provide IP backbone services to small and medium sized enterprises in the Middle East and Caucasus region.
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