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Ultra high frequency-Radio Frequency Identification Tags modeling

Authors: S. A. Chakra; U. O. Farrukh; E. Colin; A. Moretto;

Ultra high frequency-Radio Frequency Identification Tags modeling

Abstract

Radio Frequency Identification systems are proposed for various applications such as warehouse inventories and supply chain management. A typical RFID system includes two parts: the Reader and the Tags. This paper is concerned with Tag simulation. Tags are components that are physically placed upon each item and consist of an antenna and a chip. The information on the chip includes all the item data. Upon interrogation by the Reader, the Tag transmits its stored information to the Reader's antenna. The EPC-Class 1-Generation2 UHF-RFID standard is used. An operational distance between 0.5 and 9 m is assumed here. The paper presents an electrical model for UHF-RFID Tags. Performance of the RFID system is evaluated as function of the operational distance. The model is validated by code recovery.

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