A UHF RFID reader antenna for searching tagged items

Boursianis, Achilles D.; Samaras, Theodoros; Polycarpou, Anastasis C.; Sahalos, John N.

doi:10.1109/rfid-ta.2014.6934226

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“…14). A linear array of printed orthogonal dipoles is also designed by Boursianis et al in [59], for searching misplaced tagged items in a smart shelf. Specifically, in each dipole pair, two different lengths are considered to broaden the bandwidth.…”

Section: Arrays Of Resonant Antenna and Transmission-linementioning

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Considering High-Performance Near-Field Reader Antennas: Comparisons of Proposed Antenna Layouts for Ultrahigh-Frequency Near-Field Radio-Frequency Identification

Michel

Nepa

Qing

et al. 2018

IEEE Antennas Propag. Mag.

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Section: Arrays Of Resonant Antenna and Transmission-linementioning

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Considering High-Performance Near-Field Reader Antennas: Comparisons of Proposed Antenna Layouts for Ultrahigh-Frequency Near-Field Radio-Frequency Identification

Michel

Nepa

Qing

et al. 2018

IEEE Antennas Propag. Mag.

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“…In addition, tags have the advantage of computing and encrypting data securely. Due to these advantages, RFID technology has been applied to many areas, such as in telecare medicine information systems (TMIS) [4,5], geographical localization services [6], and supply-chain inventory management [7,8]. These RFID-based applications mainly contain three types of entities: tag, reader and server.…”

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An Anonymous Mutual Authentication Scheme for RFID-Based Transportation System

Liu

Wang

et al. 2020

Electronics

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In traditional transportation, each driver usually relies on their experience to determine an appropriate route, which may shorten the driving time and transport cost. However, this may also lead to a waste of time in traffic jams or due to other problems. In recent years, by introducing Internet of Things technology into the transportation system, traffic condition data can be collected and analyzed in real-time, which makes it easier for drivers to choose appropriate routes. However, the transmitted data may be intercepted or falsified, especially in untrusted public communication channels. Some schemes have been proposed to protect personal data, while they are vulnerable to some known attacks. Therefore, we propose a mutual authentication scheme for session key agreement and information encryption before transmitting personal data. This scheme can correctly identify vehicles and information. The Burrows–Abadi–Needham logic proof and our security discussion demonstrate that this authentication scheme can resist the various known attacks, including de-synchronization, the replay attack and the reader lost attack, which is solved for the first time in this field. Compared with some typical schemes, the performance analysis shows that this new scheme realizes a balance between security and computing costs.

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“…In recent years, in order to overcome the weaknesses mentioned above, RFID wireless communication technology has replaced the barcode label and magnetic strip with the identification and anti-theft detection capabilities in the library inventory management. Compared with using barcodes in the library inventory management, a RFID tag could be read more than ten-thousand times and could support more convenient and efficient advantages on check-out and return processes [2][3][4][5][6].…”

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Design of books inventory with RFID antenna in library management system

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Abstract.A 915 MHz printed radio-frequency-identification (RFID) antennas with the characteristics of good gain and omnidirectional beam wave is constructed and evaluated in this study. The objective is to find out their best reading rates for providing effective wireless communications among RFID antenna during the library book inventory process. And an optimal library inventory system which is based on electromagnetic identification (EMID) technology is proposed, which is constructed to find the optimal tag location for a book, test the tag readability for bookshelves, and connect a couple of multi-layer bookshelves with multiplexers and updat the tag reading status in the database of the computer terminal. The fabricated antenna reader and the proposed system are embedded into different locations of bookshelves and tested at the library of Cheng Shiu University in Taiwan. According to the experimental results, the designed prototype of the antenna reader has the characteristics of the directional radiation pattern, good gain, simple shape, low cost and is easy to be integrated into the bookshelf. And the designed library inventory system can authenticate the location of a book automatically . They can benefit administrating librarians with the capabilities of decreasing the library inventory processing time and reducing the possibility of the books being misplaced.

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A UHF RFID reader antenna for searching tagged items

Cited by 7 publications

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Considering High-Performance Near-Field Reader Antennas: Comparisons of Proposed Antenna Layouts for Ultrahigh-Frequency Near-Field Radio-Frequency Identification

Considering High-Performance Near-Field Reader Antennas: Comparisons of Proposed Antenna Layouts for Ultrahigh-Frequency Near-Field Radio-Frequency Identification

An Anonymous Mutual Authentication Scheme for RFID-Based Transportation System

Design of books inventory with RFID antenna in library management system

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