BACKGROUND ART The electronic article surveillance (“EAS”) industry has been evolving
for several decades in attempts to deter and detect pilferage and shoplifting in libraries …

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Electronic article surveillance (“EA”) systems detect
the presence of small electronic devices placed on or in an article or carried by a person of …

The use of electronic article Surveillance or Security (EAS) Systems for detecting and
preventing theft or unau thorized removal of articles or goods from retail establish ments …

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Electronic article surveillance (EAS) systems for detect
ing the theft or unauthorized removal of retail articles are generally known. One popular type …

BACKGROUND Electronic article surveillance (EAS) systems are used to control inventory
and to prevent theft or unauthorized removal of items tagged with an EAS security label from …

A self-checkout/self-check-in and electronic article surveillance (EAS) system is provided.
EAS tags and radio frequency identification (RFID) tags are connected to articles for use with …

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The electronic article surveillance (EAS) industry has
looked at large to tag devices of a type involving a dipole antenna housed with a diode in a …

US5939984A - Combination radio frequency transponder (RF Tag) and magnetic electronic
article surveillance (EAS) material - Google Patents US5939984A - Combination radio …

BACKGROUND EAS and RFID systems are typically utilized to protect and track assets. In
an EAS system, an interrogation Zone may be established at the perimeter, eg at an exit …

A re-usable identification tag that includes a combination of US PATENT DOCUMENTS
RFID (radio frequency identification) elements and EAS 3,696,379 A 10/1972 …