Principles and Applications of Radio Frequency Identification Systems

  • Wang Y
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Abstract

With the rise of the Internet of Things, the application market of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology has further expanded and has enormous development prospects. This article mainly introduces the main components and working principles of RFID technology, classifies RFID tag antennas according to different frequency bands, and provides typical large-scale application cases combined with different RFID systems. Analyzed the advantages of RFID compared to original tags, briefly described the technical problems encountered in the development of RFID technology, and discussed the directions for further research on the difficulties currently encountered, as well as the future development prospects and directions of RFID. This article studies the principles of RFID technology and summarizes its characteristics, thus identifying the reasons for its broad development prospects. Finally, it can be inferred that if the characteristics of RFID technology are cleverly combined with the current development of the Internet of Things, the current technological development can be further optimized.

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Wang, Y. (2025). Principles and Applications of Radio Frequency Identification Systems. Applied and Computational Engineering, 141(1), 39–44. https://doi.org/10.54254/2755-2721/2025.21610

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