2007 IEEE International Conference on Automation and Logistics 2007
DOI: 10.1109/ical.2007.4339081
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A RFID-based Material Tracking Information System

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“…Tag range is calculated with respect to a certain read/write rate (percentage of successful reads/writes) which varies with a distance and depends on RFID reader characteristics and propagation environment. Passive tags do not require any onboard power source [16]. Tags are passively powered by the electromagnetic waves from the reader which restricts the computing power and limits the read and write range.…”
Section: B Passive Rfid Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tag range is calculated with respect to a certain read/write rate (percentage of successful reads/writes) which varies with a distance and depends on RFID reader characteristics and propagation environment. Passive tags do not require any onboard power source [16]. Tags are passively powered by the electromagnetic waves from the reader which restricts the computing power and limits the read and write range.…”
Section: B Passive Rfid Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A system-architecture has been proposed recently to track the unauthorized vehicles in Bangladesh [14]. Other potential applications will be materials tracking in manufacturing industry [22], car rental system [16], public and private transportation system [20], vehicle parking [28], container depot [23], toll collection, library, automobile immobilizer and traffic controlling system. These types of automated asset management system hopefully will contribute in reducing corruptions in Bangladesh and provide more accountability through RFID based access control systems.…”
Section: E-passportsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the actual performance of RFID passive tags is difficult to confirm, because the literature shows a large difference in some cases between the communication range and performance. Some specialists claim that passive UHF RFID tags only provide a less than 0.5 meters range, but other investigators claim the range should be 1-2 metres, indeed, longer communication range such as 2 metres to 5 metres can also be found in the literature (Landt, 2005, Roussos, 2008, Chawla and Dong Sam, 2007, Lehpamer, 2008, Min et al, 2007 A laboratory based experiment is discussed to examine the RFID performance, using Alien RFID equipment for these experiments. ALR-8800 from Alien Technology was used and the UHF reader is operated in 865.7-867.5 MHz range.…”
Section: The Performance Of Rfid Technology In Laboratory Environmentmentioning
confidence: 99%