Which RFID transponder devices digitally store data?

Which RFID transponder devices digitally store data?

• A. Wristbands
• B. Chips
• C. Tags and labels
• D. Circuits

Answer: (C)

In RFID, data is stored in the memory of the transponder’s microchip, which is built into a tag or label. Tags and labels are the actual transponder devices designed to carry and provide access to stored data when scanned. A form factor like a wristband is just a shape of a tag, not the storage device by itself; a chip is the memory component but without the antenna and packaging of a tag, it isn’t a complete transponder; and “circuits” is too generic and doesn’t specify the data-storage medium. So the best answer is tags and labels.

In RFID, data is stored in the memory of the transponder’s microchip, which is built into a tag or label. Tags and labels are the actual transponder devices designed to carry and provide access to stored data when scanned. A form factor like a wristband is just a shape of a tag, not the storage device by itself; a chip is the memory component but without the antenna and packaging of a tag, it isn’t a complete transponder; and “circuits” is too generic and doesn’t specify the data-storage medium. So the best answer is tags and labels.