A demodulation method for UHF RFID signal under low signal-to-noise ratio
A technology with low signal-to-noise ratio and demodulation method, which is applied in the near-field transmission system, instrument, electromagnetic radiation induction and other directions in the radio frequency identification system, and can solve the problems of difficult demodulation, complex electromagnetic environment, and long receiving distance.
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[0021] The invention proposes a demodulation method of ultra-high frequency RFID signals under low signal-to-noise ratio. The core idea is to use the adaptive noise reduction algorithm and the optimized blind synchronous demodulation implementation structure, so it has good performance. In the preprocessing process, it is first necessary to perform quadrature down-conversion on the received signal. In order to reduce noise interference, band-pass filter processing is added, which can reduce the signal-to-noise ratio loss caused by nonlinear processing in subsequent operations to a certain extent. but from figure 2 It can be seen from the figure that the modulation waveform of the tag signal at this time is "suspended" on the undulating envelope of the DC component and the residual carrier signal. In order to restore the baseband modulation waveform of the signal, it is necessary to remove these interferences and further reduce the influence of noise, otherwise the RFID infor...
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