Hi Denis, IPC LF Listservers,

RFID tags don't usually come all by themselves. They like little capacitors
or resistors come attached to something. Clothing isn't covered by RoHS,
neither are automobiles, yet a BOSE wave player, computer would be covered.

So I would say that if you sold your RFID to a company that placed it in,
or on an end product that was used by a consumer (household, or household
equivalent) then the RFID tag would have to conform to RoHS/WEEE.

In reading the EU FAQ we were given, it appears from those tiny notes at
the bottom the FAQ agrees with me.

The only thing I don't know is if some RFID tags or technologies have made
it on the TAC exception listing.

Yours in Engineering, Dave
YiEngr, MA/NY DDave

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