Collision Resolution in ISO 18000-6c Passive RFID

Authors

  • Yuan Sun RFID Center of Excellence Electrical and Computer Engineering Department University of Pittsburgh
  • Peter J. Hawrylak RFID Center of Excellence Electrical and Computer Engineering Department University of Pittsburgh
  • Zhi-Hong Mao RFID Center of Excellence Electrical and Computer Engineering Department University of Pittsburgh
  • Marlin H. Mickle RFID Center of Excellence Electrical and Computer Engineering Department University of Pittsburgh

Keywords:

Collision Resolution in ISO 18000-6c Passive RFID

Abstract

According to the ISO 18000-6c passive RFID standard (EPCglobal Gen 2), in a tag intensive environment, when multiple tags receive the reader Query command and respond simultaneously, the reader may receive multiple responses giving what is termed a collision or a collision signal. This paper reports a method for resolving the two tag collision condition in real time thus not requiring any additional input by the reader. A reader has been designed using a National Instruments set of equipment which includes an FPGA-based software defined reader. The collision signal is obtained from the data acquisition system and processed by the FPGA in real time. This is a straightforward algorithm that can be implemented in silicon or programmed in a microprocessor to replace the current FPGA.

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Published

2022-06-17

How to Cite

[1]
Y. . Sun, P. J. . Hawrylak, Z.-H. . Mao, and M. H. . Mickle, “Collision Resolution in ISO 18000-6c Passive RFID”, ACES Journal, vol. 25, no. 3, pp. 239–262, Jun. 2022.

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