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A survey and tutorial of RFID anti-collision protocols

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posted on 2024-11-15, 03:37 authored by Dheeraj Klair, Kwan-Wu ChinKwan-Wu Chin, Raad RaadRaad Raad
RFID technologies have revolutionized the asset tracking industry, with applications ranging from automated checkout to monitoring the medication intakes of elderlies. In all these applications, fast, and in some cases energy efficient, tag reading is desirable, especially with increasing tag numbers. In practice, tag reading protocols face many problems. A key one being tag collision, which occurs when multiple tags reply simultaneously to a reader. As a result, an RFID reader experiences low tag reading performance, and wastes valuable energy. Therefore, it is important that RFID application developers are aware of current tag reading protocols. To this end, this paper surveys, classifies, and compares state-of-the-art tag reading protocols. Moreover, it presents research directions for existing and futuretag reading protocols.

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D. Klair, K. Chin & R. Raad, "A survey and tutorial of RFID anti-collision protocols", IEEE Communications Surveys & Tutorials, vol. 12, (3) pp. 400-421, 2010.

Journal title

IEEE Communications Surveys and Tutorials

Volume

12

Issue

3

Pagination

400-421

Language

English

RIS ID

26828

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