Multi-tree anti-collision algorithm suitable for rfid system
A multi-fork tree and anti-collision technology, which is applied in the field of tag anti-collision, can solve the problems of large data transmission, slow search speed, and long identification time of collision tags, so as to improve recognition efficiency, reduce overhead, and overcome the problem of slow splitting speed Effect
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[0057] The following example illustrates a specific implementation process of the algorithm. The process is as follows: figure 1 As shown, assuming that there are 7 tags within the scope of the reader, the tag length is 8, tag1 is 0000 1000, tag2 is 0100 0100, tag3 is 0010 0100, tag4 is 0100 0001, tag5 is 1110 0001, and tag6 is 0000 1001 , tag7 is 0000 0101. In this group of tag ID numbers, the left is the high bit, the highest bit is the seventh bit, and the lowest bit is the 0th bit. Use Di to represent the data of the i-th bit, such as D7 to represent the data of the 7th bit, and use "?" to represent the collision bit.
[0058] Step 1) Initialize the prefix stack: The reader initializes the prefix stack to make it empty. Initially, the sleep level counter S=0, the response counter C=0, the response flag bit TSC=8, the sleep level counter S=0, and 8 means the tag The length of the ID, and then send the request command Request(NULL) to request all tags to respond, the proce...
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