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RFID Explained

Part of the Synthesis Lectures on Mobile & Pervasive Computing Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-02474-0

ISBN: 978-3-031-01346-1

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Jan 1, 2006

1 - 10 of 10 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction

Want, Roy

Pages: 1 –6

[Ever since the advent of large-scale manufacturing, rapid identification techniques have been needed to speed the handling of goods and materials. Historically, printed labels, which are a simple cost-effective technology, have been the staple of the manufacturing industry. In the 1970s,...
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Chapter 2Principles of Radio Frequency Identification

Want, Roy

Pages: 7 –15

[There are many types of RFID [9], and at the highest level of classification these can be divided into two classes: active and passive devices. Active tags require a power source [10] and either need a connection to powered infrastructure or have a limited lifetime defined by the energy stored...
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Chapter 3RFID Industry Standards

Want, Roy

Pages: 17 –22

[The International Standards Organization (ISO) and European Telecommunication Standards Institute (ETSI) have been set up to establish industry-wide standards across many disciplines. RFID can directly benefit from standardization to ensure widespread interoperability, and industry wide adoption...
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Chapter 4Reading Collocated RFID Tags

Want, Roy

Pages: 23 –28

[One of the ultimate commercial objectives of RFID systems is the ability to read, and charge for, all of the tagged goods in a standard supermarket shopping cart by simply pushing the cart through an instrumented aisle. Such a system would speed the progress of customers through checkout areas...
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Chapter 5Applications of RFID Tagging

Want, Roy

Pages: 29 –40

[In this section we examine the wide variety of applications that can take advantage of RFID. The capability of identification at a distance can be extended to include sensing applications and read/write memory, however, these topics will be covered later in Sections 6 and 9 respectively as they...
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Chapter 6RFID Incorporating Sensing

Want, Roy

Pages: 41 –48

[One of the most intriguing aspects of modern RFID tags is that they are able to convey information that extends beyond an ID stored in an internal memory, and dynamically read data from an on-board sensor [31]. Today, there are commercial implementations of RFID technology that can verify that...
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Chapter 7Deployment and Experience with RFID Systems

Want, Roy

Pages: 49 –56

[This section describes trials of RFID systems that are breaking new ground by utilizing RFID to support commercial ventures that have not previously adopted this technology. We summarize three high-profile systems that provide insights into the benefits of modern RFID applications: • “Store of...
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Chapter 8Privacy, Kill Switches, and Blocker Tags

Want, Roy

Pages: 57 –62

[One of the reasons RFID has been written about so much in recent years is that some people believe the introduction of RFID technology will erode their right to privacy [46]. Privacy advocate groups are concerned that even though many of the corporations considering using RFID as part of their...
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Chapter 9Opportunities for RFID Integrated with Memory

Want, Roy

Pages: 63 –70

[A distinguishing feature of modern RFID is that electronic tags can now contain far more information than a simple identity. Today, it is possible to integrate additional read-only or read/write memory into a tag, which can be queried or updated by a tag reader/writer. If, in the future, RFID...
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Chapter 10Challenges, Future Technology, and Conclusion

Want, Roy

Pages: 71 –74

[There are three main issues that are holding back the widespread adoption of RFID: design, cost and public acceptance. So much commercial interest has been building around this technology that adoption is reaching a tipping point and the remaining technical problems are the focus of much...

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