Multi-label anti-collision algorithm in ultrahigh frequency remote auto-recognition system
A technology of automatic identification system and anti-collision algorithm, applied in the field of multi-tag reading, can solve the problem of low efficiency of tag identification, and achieve the effect of overcoming the low efficiency of tag identification, realizing missing reading and improving reading efficiency.
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[0016] The following examples are further explanations and illustrations of the present invention, and do not constitute any limitation to the present invention.
[0017] The multi-label anti-collision algorithm in the ultra-high frequency long-distance automatic identification system of the present invention is used in the EPCGNE2 (second-generation electronic article code) reader-writer, and it is an important link that affects the performance of the reader-writer.
[0018] Such as figure 1 As shown, in this algorithm, the dynamic adjustment and determination of Q value is the core of this algorithm. Different from the existing algorithm, this algorithm dynamically adjusts the Q value according to the data collision situation returned by the tag, which includes the following steps:
[0019] a. Take the preset Q value as 4;
[0020] b. After the process starts, the reader is initialized to 0, then sends the QUERY command and receives the tag return, if there is no return, n...
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