The following is intended at highlighting some RFID issues with respect to current and proposed regulatory environments. Passive RFID refers to an RFID tag. Tags that are passive in nature obtain operational power from an active RF field emitted by a corresponding RFID interrogator (reader). This is most unlike typical devices that only communicate via RF and are actively powered by any number of methods including batteries, utility power, solar, etc. While a good amount of RF energy could be in an RF field - the realistic applications involve human interaction, and for safety reasons, limit the amount of energy a reader can emit.
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