Solution for Radio Frequency Identification Conflict

Yin Fei Dai; Yin Chun Dai

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.742.460

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Solution for Radio Frequency Identification Conflict

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The paper describes that when two or more tags in a wireless channel, and transmitting an identification signal to the reader, the signal will overlap, causing the reader can not normally be resolved.By comparing of the advantages and disadvantages of several anti-collision algorithm,clarify the need for anti-collision algorithm improvements.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 742)

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460-463

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March 2015

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Yin Fei Dai*, Yin Chun Dai

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Anti-Collision Algorithm, Label, Reader, Wireless Channel

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