125 kHz RFID reader with multiple detection capability

Ever since the RFID technology emerged, it has become an integral part in different industries. A problem arises when several tags or readers are being detected which results in collision on the communication channel. Collision in RFID occurs when tags are simultaneously detected and the data signal...

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Main Authors: Batacan, Marc Jefferson O., Gallardo, Andrea Jessa A., Linas, Maria Faustina J., Toledo, Neil Gabriel L.
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:etd_bachelors-154652021-11-24T06:56:51Z 125 kHz RFID reader with multiple detection capability Batacan, Marc Jefferson O. Gallardo, Andrea Jessa A. Linas, Maria Faustina J. Toledo, Neil Gabriel L. Ever since the RFID technology emerged, it has become an integral part in different industries. A problem arises when several tags or readers are being detected which results in collision on the communication channel. Collision in RFID occurs when tags are simultaneously detected and the data signals are overlapping. This thesis paper discussed how a low frequency (125 kHz) Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Reader manages to detect multiple tags simultaneously without being costly. The study aimed to avoid collision among the tags using digital signal preparation techniques than a pre-emptive method such as using specialized RFID tags. The software tool used in the study is Matrix Laboratory (Matlab) that is used in the information retrieval and data separation tags. GUI and histogram feature of Matlab was also used in this study to show data and results effectively. 2012-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/14823 Bachelor's Theses English Animo Repository
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description Ever since the RFID technology emerged, it has become an integral part in different industries. A problem arises when several tags or readers are being detected which results in collision on the communication channel. Collision in RFID occurs when tags are simultaneously detected and the data signals are overlapping. This thesis paper discussed how a low frequency (125 kHz) Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Reader manages to detect multiple tags simultaneously without being costly. The study aimed to avoid collision among the tags using digital signal preparation techniques than a pre-emptive method such as using specialized RFID tags. The software tool used in the study is Matrix Laboratory (Matlab) that is used in the information retrieval and data separation tags. GUI and histogram feature of Matlab was also used in this study to show data and results effectively.
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author Batacan, Marc Jefferson O.
Gallardo, Andrea Jessa A.
Linas, Maria Faustina J.
Toledo, Neil Gabriel L.
spellingShingle Batacan, Marc Jefferson O.
Gallardo, Andrea Jessa A.
Linas, Maria Faustina J.
Toledo, Neil Gabriel L.
125 kHz RFID reader with multiple detection capability
author_facet Batacan, Marc Jefferson O.
Gallardo, Andrea Jessa A.
Linas, Maria Faustina J.
Toledo, Neil Gabriel L.
author_sort Batacan, Marc Jefferson O.
title 125 kHz RFID reader with multiple detection capability
title_short 125 kHz RFID reader with multiple detection capability
title_full 125 kHz RFID reader with multiple detection capability
title_fullStr 125 kHz RFID reader with multiple detection capability
title_full_unstemmed 125 kHz RFID reader with multiple detection capability
title_sort 125 khz rfid reader with multiple detection capability
publisher Animo Repository
publishDate 2012
url https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/14823
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