Cable-type radio frequency identification tag

A cable-type radio frequency identification tag, comprising:

• a cable clamp having a clamp body, wherein the clamp body has a first hardness and has a cable fixing hole and a cable through hole that are provided side by side;
• a direction of the cable fixing hole extending is defined as an axial direction;
• the clamp body has a receiving space, wherein the receiving space communicates with the cable through hole;
• a ratchet gear is provided in the receiving space;
• a part of the ratchet gear enters the cable through hole;
• two opposite sides of the clamp body in a direction perpendicular to the axial direction has a first surface and a second surface, respectively;
• a first pin hole penetrates through the first surface and the second surface;
• a protecting case having a second hardness greater than the first hardness and comprising a case body and a cover plate, wherein the case body is wrapped around the clamp body;
• a side of the case body corresponding to the second surface has a first case body hole, and another side of the case body corresponding to the first surface has a notch;
• the cover plate is provided on the notch and has a first cover plate hole, wherein the first cover plate hole, the first pin hole, and the first case body hole communicate with one another;
• a radio frequency identification rivet comprising a rivet body and a radio frequency identification block, wherein the rivet body has a rod portion and a head portion connected to the rod portion;
• the rod portion penetrates through the first cover plate hole, the first pin hole, and the first case body hole;
• an end of the rod portion opposite to the head portion forms a riveting head adapted to fasten the case body;
• the head portion has a counterbore;
• the radio frequency identification block fits in the counterbore, wherein a radio frequency identification chip is provided inside the radio frequency identification block;
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• a cable having two ends, wherein an end of the cable penetrates through the cable fixing hole for fixing, and another end of the cable is adapted to penetrate through the cable through hole;
• when the cable penetrates through the cable through hole, a part of the cable is unidirectionally meshed by the ratchet gear without being withdrawn outward, so that the cable forms a shape of a fitting ring.