Fundamental Limitations on Reading Range of Passive IC-Based RFID and SAW-Based RFID

Hartmann, C.S.; Claiborne, L.T.

doi:10.1109/rfid.2007.346148

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“…The only limitation of these tags is thus given by the reader's sensitivity, which is generally better than chip-based tag's sensitivity. Therefore SAW tags have better reading ranges than passive tags (Hartman & Clairborne (2007)). Their main disadvantage is their inability to have cryptographic features or memory registers to write information.…”

Section: Antenna and Integrated Circuit Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Since the size of antennas for metallic objects can result quite large, the authors in (Chen (2009)) have proposed a method to reduce the size of this type of antenna by introducing a conducting line that increases the inductance of the antenna without the need of increasing its size. Since UHF tags are limited by the activation threshold of the chip and by the efficiency of the energy harvesting mechanism, lowering power consumption is crucial in improving reliability (Hartman & Clairborne (2007)). Reduction of power consumption can be achieved in different ways.…”

Section: Antenna and Integrated Circuit Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Optimization of Mobile RFID Platforms: A Cross-Layer Approach.

Robles¹,

Gameiro²

2011

Current Trends and Challenges in RFID

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Section: Antenna and Integrated Circuit Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Antenna and Integrated Circuit Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

Optimization of Mobile RFID Platforms: A Cross-Layer Approach.

Robles¹,

Gameiro²

2011

Current Trends and Challenges in RFID

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“…And fundamental read range limitations about two major types of passive (i.e. batteryless) RFID were calculated by Hartman for the first time [11]. The analysis showed 2.4GHz SAW based RFID potentially, not really, had a 30X read range superiority compared to passive IC based RFID operating 900MHz.…”

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Feasibility Study of Surface Acoustic Wave RFID for Information Processing Asset Management

Song

Chattopadhyay

Chu

et al. 2008

2008 IEEE International Conference on RFID

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Abstract-Business-to-business (B2B) market of information processing devices such as printers, copier, fax, database servers, data storage arrays and laptops is growing seamlessly and rapidly, especially in developing country. Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) system can be the most promising system for information technology (IT) asset management because of its well-developed level of technology, worldwide standards and its lower price than other wireless protocol such as WiFi, WiMAX, Bluetooth and so forth. However, RFID system for IT asset management in B2B environment is limited by several constraints. So, Surface Acoustic Wave based RFID at 2.4GHz and UHF passive RFID at 900MHz are discussed as a candidate of it. By analyzing objective data, estimating their future performance, and measuring the readability of SAW RFID system in the standard office, we concluded that the most hopeful candidate for B2B information processing device asset management is Surface Acoustic Wave technology based RFID because of its batteryless passive RFID characteristic, relatively long readable range and its potential, and inherent sensor capability and its expandability as well.

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“…The electromagnetic to mechanical wave conversion broadens SAW's sensor range [13]. Besides having superior range, SAW sensors are also small in size, resistant to rugged environment and perform well near any metal.…”

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Performance assessment of WirelessHART technology for its implementation in dense reader environment

Nawaz

Jeoti

2015

Computing

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The use of wireless technology for industrial automation and process control has become a favoured choice as it reduces the hassle of cable installation and maintenance cost. The WirelessHART protocol is the first open and interoperable industrial wireless sensor network standard, that is based on Time Division Multiple Access and channel hopping as a Medium Access Control protocol. Industrial wireless sensor networks must support reliable and real-time data collection in harsh environments. The objective of this paper is to demonstrate the fidelity of implementing WirelessHART in surface acoustic wave (SAW) sensor network, which is a Dense Reader Environment intended for industrial monitoring. Comparison between the existing industrial monitoring applications has been deliberated, for which their future perspectives have been extensively discussed. Three possible network topologies for WirelessHART network are simulated in proposing the optimal network design for the SAW sensor network. In fact, the proposed system configurations are also tested with RF transmitters and receivers for better understanding on WirelessHART and its application in a dense interrogators network.

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Fundamental Limitations on Reading Range of Passive IC-Based RFID and SAW-Based RFID

Cited by 32 publications

References 6 publications

Optimization of Mobile RFID Platforms: A Cross-Layer Approach.

Optimization of Mobile RFID Platforms: A Cross-Layer Approach.

Feasibility Study of Surface Acoustic Wave RFID for Information Processing Asset Management

Performance assessment of WirelessHART technology for its implementation in dense reader environment

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