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RFID Based Object and Location Identification Tool

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  • RFID Based Object and Location Identification Tool

  • To understand the working of RFID system.

    To read and write data to the tags.

    To distinguish between multiple tags when simultaneously present in the field.The RFID readers can be embedded into the environment and the RFID tags carried by each user inform the system of the current location of that user.

    OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT

  • Radio Frequency Identification The only truly automatic AIDC technology

    Provides non-contact, non-line-of-sight operation

    Can be read-only, WORM (write once, read many) or read/write

    Very difficult to counterfeit Capable of working in harsh environments Highly capable and proven technology for a wide range of applicationsWhat is RFID?

  • One or more RF tags

    Two or more antennas

    One or more interrogators

    One or more host computers

    Appropriate softwareWhat Constitutes an RFID System?

  • How Does RFID Work?Reader

  • Data flow from a Tag to Server

  • RFID Tag Attributes

    Active RFIDPassive RFIDTag Power SourceInternal to tagEnergy transferred using RF from readerTag BatteryYesNoRequired signal strengthVery LowVery HighRangeUp to 100mUp to 3-5m, usually lessMulti-tag reading1000s of tags recognized up to 100mphFew hundred within 3m of reader

    Data StorageUp to 128 Kb or read/ write & search128 bytes of read/write

  • Operating FrequencyAvailable Frequency BandsRF Signal Propagation (range, reflections, and material transmittance) Interference

    Communication SignalInterrogation Signal with request commands and controlResponse Signal with unique identification and data

    Tag DesignPassive or Active PowerAntenna Design and PerformanceIntegrated Circuit Design

    Reader and Reader Antenna

    Networking Requirements

    RFID Technical Design Considerations

  • How far? How fast? .....

  • RFID Programmer SM2005-B5

  • This microcontroller ARM LPC.

    RFID Readers and Tags.

    The ChipModule has nine general purpose IO pins and about 4KB of flash memory that can be filled with custom built code.

    The custom code was written using PSOC Designer.

    Loading code is done through RS232C serial interface.Main Components of the Project

  • Block Diagram