The tag
transmits a radio pulse that can be picked up at least 20 kilometres away — much further than existing tags can signal — and crucially, it needs no batteries to work.
Not exact matches
A small antenna flips up to stand proud of the watch face, and
transmits pulses of
radio energy.
In contrast to the variable
radio waves of analog broadcasting, digital TV (or DTV) uses electrical
pulses to
transmit information precisely and efficiently.