Anti-Collision Technique of SAW Tags Using Walsh Code

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—In view of the inefficiency of coding, the complexity of signal extraction and the strict demands of machining in the existing multiple SAW tags system, an anti-collision technique based on Walsh Code was proposed. First, it encodes the 2PSK using the single antenna transmission structure, then it implements the orthogonal encoding of each tag in a multiple SAW tags system using Walsh coding, and finally the encoding information of each tag is acquired by reading the echo signals from the reader and doing cross-correlation operation with each code block in the orthogonal code-set. The proposed approach incorporates both the coding efficiency and the processing technology, simplifies the complexity of signal extraction, and achieves the goal of anti-collision of multiple SAW tags system. The theoretical analysis and simulation verify the feasibility of this technique.

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