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An anti-collision method for RFID multi reader/writer based on graph decoration method

A multi-reader and reader technology, applied in the field of radio frequency identification, can solve the problems of long learning time, high algorithm complexity, low recognition efficiency, etc., to improve the average recognition speed, avoid frequency conflicts, and avoid label conflicts. Effect

Inactive Publication Date: 2008-07-09
FUDAN UNIV
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Among them, although the time-division multiple access-based method can eliminate frequency conflicts and tag conflicts at the same time, only one reader works at the same time, resulting in low identification efficiency of the system as a whole; the method based on space-division multiple access can adjust the radiation angle or The size of the transmitted energy can reduce tag conflicts to a certain extent, but it cannot effectively avoid frequency conflicts; although Hi-Q is a scheme that combines time division and frequency division, because it is an algorithm based on artificial intelligence, the algorithm complexity is high, and the system in The learning time before reaching the optimal state is relatively long, resulting in the overall efficiency of the system is still not high

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[0046] Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0047] In the multi-reader working scenario, the working efficiency of the readers is very low, and the interference between the readers mainly includes frequency conflict and tag conflict. The writer assigns different time slots to resolve the tag conflict, and resolves the frequency conflict by assigning different frequencies (channels) to the readers with frequency conflicts.

[0048] The anti-collision technical solution for RFID multi-readers based on the graph dyeing method involved in the present invention mainly includes: a central controller, a plurality of RFID readers, and electronic tags to be identified. The central controller can be a computer in the working area of ​​the reader. Its main function is to execute the time slot allocation algorithm and the frequency allocation algorithm, and the execution result of the algorithm, the maximum n...

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The invention discloses a radio frequency identification (RFID) multi-reader anti-collision method based on a graph coloring algorithm. The invention allocates appropriate frequency (channel) and time (slot) for each RFID reader by implementing the graph coloring algorithm, so as to allow the readers with frequency collision to work with different channels, thereby avoiding the frequency collision; at the same time, the readers with tag collision read tags in the different slots, thereby avoiding tag collision. The invention can effectively avoid the collision in the multi readers (including the tag collision and the frequency collision) under the situation of using fewer channels and slot resources through the multi-reader anti-collision method based on the graph coloring algorithm which combines frequency division and time division, thereby improving the average identification speed of the readers.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an anti-collision method for RFID readers, relates to an anti-collision technical solution for RFID multi-readers based on a graph dyeing method, and belongs to the technical field of radio frequency identification. Background technique [0002] With the increasing maturity of RFID technology, electronic tags will be widely used in the fields of supply chain management, asset management, production management and security and anti-counterfeiting. In many of the above applications, two or more RFID readers are mostly used for multi-target identification, which is called multi-reader application. In practical applications, it is found that in the multi-reader application environment, the mutual interference between the readers is very serious (called the reader-writer conflict problem), which leads to a serious decline in the identification efficiency of the entire RFID system. Reader conflict has been known as one of the main p...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): G06K7/00
Inventor 王俊宇刘丹魏鹏周晓方闵昊
Owner FUDAN UNIV
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