RFID Applications and Challenges

  • Jian M
  • Wu J
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Abstract

Radio Frequency identification (RFID) is the popular wireless induction system [1-7]. The same as the general bar code identification, each RFID tag in an RFID system is assumed that equips a unique ID (UID) itself. A standard RFID system is consisted of Tag, Reader, and Application. When an independent RFID tag approaches the RFID antenna, the induc‐ tion between RFID tag and antenna happens. The RFID antenna reads the information and content recorded in the tag. Then the information is translated into the computational data by the RFID reader. Due to the portable RFID tag and untouched data transmission, many local or small area wireless applications for track and trace based on RFID systems were proposed

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Jian, M.-S., & Wu, J.-S. (2013). RFID Applications and Challenges. In Radio Frequency Identification from System to Applications. InTech. https://doi.org/10.5772/53368

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