Simple Low Cost Open Source UHF RFID Reader

Barbot, Nicolas; Amorim, Raymundo de; Никитин, П.В.

doi:10.1109/jrfid.2022.3227533

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“…The reader is based on the architecture presented in [4]. This reader can be considered as a SDR reader since all operations related to the RFID protocol are implemented in software and executed by the ATmega328p in the Arduino platform.…”

Section: Reader Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Hands-on 2.4 GHz RFID

Barbot

2023

2023 IEEE 13th International Conference on RFID Technology and Applications (RFID-TA)

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This article presents a RFID system (i.e., tag and reader) allowing to experiment with the RFID technology at 2.4 GHz. The tag is a classical tag designed around 915 MHz whose antenna has been modified to operate at 2.4 GHz. The reader is based on an Arduino platform with a nRF24L01+ module and an envelope detector. This system is entirely compatible with the regulations (FCC and ETSI) and the Gen2 standard. All file design will be released in open source for the community. Finally the total cost of the prototype is under $40 and can be built by students.

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“…The receiver is based on an envelope detector and can be built on a protoboard. Note that the envelope detector used has been designed for the UHF band in [4] but can still operate at 2.4 GHz without any modification. Finally the price of the Arduino platform is $20, the nRF24L01+ module and the switch can be found ant $10 each.…”

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Hands-on 2.4 GHz RFID

Barbot

2023

2023 IEEE 13th International Conference on RFID Technology and Applications (RFID-TA)

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“…In urban settings, local governments are often responsible for managing nonhazardous household and institutional garbage, whereas the generator is typically responsible for managing nonhazardous commercial and industrial waste. Technology advancements like global positioning systems (GPS) [5], Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags [6], and integrated software packages have been slowly adopted by the waste management sector, despite the fact that they allow for the collection of higher quality data without resorting to guesswork or human data input.…”

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A Review of Green Technology and its Effects in the Auto Industry

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Van Eweyk

2023

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The primary objective of green technology is to in climate change management, natural environmental preservation, non-renewable resource reliance, and mitigating environmental hazards. Some of the industrial sectors that are actively investing in this type of technology include waste management, energy and transportation industries. There are a lot of positives to using this technology, but it still has to mitigate some of the challenges before it is considered a standard. The green technology industry has seen rapid expansion in recent years. The significance of green technology in mitigating threats to the environment and preserving natural resources becomes more apparent every day, as does the need for more investment in such solutions. Since the majority of the world's pollution, especially CO2 and other greenhouse gases, is produced by developing countries due to careless environmental policy implementation, addressing the issue of technology transfer is crucial. Emerging technologies for reducing emissions include improved solar cells, wind power, and electric vehicles, as discussed in this paper.

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“…This section illustrates the possibilities of this tag when read by the reader presented in [1]. The reader has a transmitted power of P r = 10 dBm (with an antenna gain of G r = 2 dBi.…”

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Simple Open-Source UHF RFID Tag Platform

Barbot

Никитин²

2023

2023 IEEE International Conference on RFID (RFID)

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In this work, we present a simple open-source software-defined based UHF (RAIN) RFID tag that can be used for academic research. This work is a follow-up to the opensource reader work presented in [1]. The hardware associated with this tag is only composed of an envelope detector and an RF switch and uses a modular design. All operations related to the RFID protocol, which includes clock recovery, data recovery and frame synchronization are entirely realized in software and can be processed by an Arduino Uno platform. The purpose of this work is to encourage researchers and students to experiment with RAIN RFID technology, to understand its protocols and standards, and to improve the proposed tag design. All relevant files (including schematic and source code) will be released as open source to the community.

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Simple Low Cost Open Source UHF RFID Reader

Cited by 5 publications

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A Review of Green Technology and its Effects in the Auto Industry

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