Multichannel Slotted-Aloha Anticollision Protocol for Active RFID Systems

Yoon, Won-Ju; Chung, Sang-Hwa; Park, Shin-Jun; Kang, Su Young

doi:10.1109/wcnc.2009.4917816

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“…By the rational frequency operation, the system can achieve a better readability and relieve the tag collision in a certain extent. The sketch map of the simple multi-channel active RFID system is given by Fig.l [9][10]. As in the above system, there may be many tags operating on each frequency channel, and each reader contains more than one of the channels controlled by a Micro Control Vnit (MCV).…”

Section: The Simple Multi-channel Active Rfid System and The Disamentioning

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Multi-channel active RFID system for IoT application

Song

Zhao

Lan

2012

Proceedings of 2012 International Conference on Measurement, Information and Control

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With the continuous expansion of RFID application field, more information carried by the tag is desired. Just because of that, the active RFID system with a power processor is elevated to a higher position and gradually become a research focus. For some especial applications, the length of the tag data frame is limitary, and the dependability can not be ensured using the conventional system. By introducing the simple multi-channel active RFID system and its disadvantages, a novel multi-channel active RFID system based on the multi-MCV reader framework is proposed. The hardware and software implementation are illustrated clearly, and the communication between MCU modules is realized. By modifying the reader structure and the communication strategy constitutionally, the readability of the system is elevated, and the data redundancy for the host can be also reduced evidently. It is indicated that the novel proposed system is effective and practical.

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Section: The Simple Multi-channel Active Rfid System and The Disamentioning

confidence: 99%