Passive Automotive Electronic Identity Pavement Covered Blind Area Problem Analysis

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With the development of Internet technology, the application of automotive electronic identification is more and more wide. Under net environment and bicycle vehicle conditions, this paper mainly analyzes the forming mechanism of blind spot on the blind area due to the electromagnetic wave multi-path rays, calculate formation mechanism of blind area within range of passive automotive electronic identity, and calculate results and compare actual reading test results, by comparing further prove the validity of the analysis.

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