2011 9th IEEE International Conference on ASIC 2011
DOI: 10.1109/asicon.2011.6157394
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RFIDsense: A reconfigurable RFID sensor tag platform conforming to IEEE 1451.7 standard

Abstract: Integrating sensors with radio frequency identification (RFID) tags would make RFID systems capable of obtaining environmental parameters. For such sensor tags, the IEEE 1451.7 standard presents a general sensor interface and extensive sensing configurations. This paper presents the hardware and software architecture of a reconfigurable UHF sensor tag platform, RFIDsense, and implements the IEEE 1451.7 protocol based on a Linux platform with a temperature sensor. Test results show that the system is functional… Show more

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“…Anshul Singla et al [5] created a test suite for conformance and functionality of NCAP-NCAP. Feibai Zhu et al [6] developed a reconfigurable UHF RFID tag, which integrates temperature sensor and implements the IEEE 1451.7 protocol to communicate with the reader. Hussian et al [7] put forward the management for TEDS information of the wired sensing interface with the analog and digital signals by means of SNMP protocol, which makes the sensor more interoperability.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Anshul Singla et al [5] created a test suite for conformance and functionality of NCAP-NCAP. Feibai Zhu et al [6] developed a reconfigurable UHF RFID tag, which integrates temperature sensor and implements the IEEE 1451.7 protocol to communicate with the reader. Hussian et al [7] put forward the management for TEDS information of the wired sensing interface with the analog and digital signals by means of SNMP protocol, which makes the sensor more interoperability.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%