EMI shielding for DSRC Electronic Toll Collection using grid based Carbon fiber /epoxy composites

Arya, Aayushi; Jaggi, Neena; Srikanth, I.

doi:10.1109/rteict42901.2018.9012560

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“…The contemporary ETCS encompasses automated processes for vehicle categorization, identification, and violation enforcement. To achieve these objectives, several microcontroller-driven methodologies have been employed, including DSRC [33], image processing [21,22], RFID [34][35][36], and combined techniques such as RFID-GSM [26] and GSM-GPRS [27]. Among the evaluated ETC technologies, RFID-based ETCS has emerged as a predominant choice [11].…”

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Towards intelligent transportation system: A comprehensive review of electronic toll collection systems

Shahrier,

Hasnat,

Al‐Mahmud

et al. 2024

IET Intelligent Trans Sys

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Electronic toll collection system (ETCS) devices on vehicles communicate wirelessly with road head devices at toll stations. ETCS is preferred in countries because it is more convenient and efficient than manual toll collection. However, the scattered and constant innovations in this sector require a bridge between worldwide ETCS usage and advancements and a single page to grasp this sector's developments to ensure further developments. Following a systematic review, this study examined ETCS worldwide and technology adaption considering the scopes, limitations, usages, and related technology of the ever‐developing electronic toll collection system. Existing ETCS technologies have been investigated and synchronized with ingrowing tech disparity to overcome the research synchronization gap. The study also included a bibliometric assessment to identify the important areas of research, technologies most used, degree of knowledge generated, growth/trend of the researches, most well‐known authors, keywords, countries, documents, source of publication, and so on considering time‐to‐time changes. The study provided bibliometric solutions to the gap of lack of synchronization of research worldwide and even ETCS implementation difference within a country, which complicated collaboration with the central system and linked organizations and made it difficult for users to adapt the system.

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Section: Literature Review On Etcsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Towards intelligent transportation system: A comprehensive review of electronic toll collection systems

Shahrier,

Hasnat,

Al‐Mahmud

et al. 2024

IET Intelligent Trans Sys

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Recent Developments and Research Avenues for Polymers in Electric Vehicles

Gupta¹,

Toksha

Patel³

et al. 2022

The Chemical Record

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Plastics have been an indispensable material of choice in automobiles with wide range of applications such as interior, exterior, under the hood, and lighting/wiring applications. The prime motive of inclusion of these materials is increase in fuel efficiency and reduction in carbon footprint by replacing the energy intensive metallic counterparts. The current decade i. e., the 2020s has seen a recent surge in the sales of electronic vehicles. Although these numbers are promising, the growth in the rest of the parts of the world is not encouraging. It is primarily due to the skepticism involving battery life and efficiency, profitability, and environmental footprint when compared to conventional and hybrid vehicles. Also, a more concerted effort is needed in the lagging areas in order to install the required infrastructure. The emergence of plastics in the development and acceptance of e-vehicles is going to be pivotal especially when the efficiency and profitability are considered as they give the required freedom to the engineers for the design and development of various parts and sizes by replacing the bulkier and more dense materials. Also, the research on bionanocomposites has received great interest from the research community due to their versatility in application along with their eco-friendly nature throughout the lifecycle starting from feedstock up to end-of-life treatment. This review paper will be one of its kind to present a critical review of the recent developments of polymers suitable for use in e-vehicles. Also, a comprehensive discussion comprising of newer research areas for polymers in their use for e-vehicles will be presented.

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EMI shielding for DSRC Electronic Toll Collection using grid based Carbon fiber /epoxy composites

Cited by 2 publications

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Towards intelligent transportation system: A comprehensive review of electronic toll collection systems

Towards intelligent transportation system: A comprehensive review of electronic toll collection systems

Recent Developments and Research Avenues for Polymers in Electric Vehicles

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