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    Rfid Technology: S Chandra Mahesh V R Siddhartha Engineering College

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    RFID technology allows for radio frequency identification between a reader and a tag. [1] RFID was first used in World War 2 by Britain to identify aircraft. [2] RFID tags can be either active, containing a battery, or passive, deriving power from the reader's radio waves. [3] Common applications of RFID include tracking people, documents, packages and in manufacturing and healthcare settings.

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    RFID technology allows for radio frequency identification between a reader and a tag. [1] RFID was first used in World War 2 by Britain to identify aircraft. [2] RFID tags can be either active, containing a battery, or passive, deriving power from the reader's radio waves. [3] Common applications of RFID include tracking people, documents, packages and in manufacturing and healthcare settings.

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    RFID technology allows for radio frequency identification between a reader and a tag. [1] RFID was first used in World War 2 by Britain to identify aircraft. [2] RFID tags can be either active, containing a battery, or passive, deriving power from the reader's radio waves. [3] Common applications of RFID include tracking people, documents, packages and in manufacturing and healthcare settings.

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    Rfid Technology: S Chandra Mahesh V R Siddhartha Engineering College

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    RFID TECHNOLOGY

    S CHANDRA MAHESH
    V R SIDDHARTHA ENGINEERING COLLEGE
    MAHESHCHANDU07@GMAIL.COM
    8474252427
    RFID

    • RFID stands for


    Radio
    Frequency
    IDentification
    ABOUT RFID

    • RFID was first used at the time of world war 2 by Britain


    • It was used to test the aircraft was a friend or foe
    • RFID is generally used to transfer of data between the reader and a object
    or a person identity or package for tracking.
    RFID REQUIREMENTS

    • Tag
    • Antenna
    • Reader
    • Station
    PRINCIPLE INVOLVED
    • Inductive Coupling
    Transfer of energy from one chip to another by sharing magnetic energy and
    circuitry uses load modulation to send the data back to reader.
    WORKING OF RFID

    • Tag: RFID tag consists of a micro chip in a label able to transport data when
    exposed to radio waves by antenna.
    • Tag consists of chip , antenna and package
    • Tags are classified into two types based on their working
    Active tags
    Passive tags
    ACTIVE AND PASSIVE TAGS

    • Active tags contain battery


    • It’s range last about hundred feet

    • Passive tags contain no battery


    • It gets powered from the reader
    • Its range is about ten feet
    RFID TAG

    • RFID tag consists of four parts


    1. Header: identifies EPC
    2. EPC manager : identifies the manufacturer
    3. Object class: identifies the type of product
    4. Serial Number: unique from product to product
    WORKING OF RFID

    • RFID contains a reader that emit the radio waves to identify the tags
    • The frequency range of operations determine its use
    • General RFID readers frequency is about 13.56 MHz
    • The range of working is less than 1m
    • From the antenna the reader gets the information and pass it to the base
    station provided.
    APPLICATIONS OF RFID

    • People Tracking : Rfid wrist bands can be used to track the location of a
    person in the case of child kidnaps .
    • Document Tracking : Instead of searching all the rows by using RFID we can
    able to locate the document easily by connecting a RFID tag
    • Health Care : Health monitoring system accesing patient records by their tags
    • Manufacturing : Track package while shipping maintenance of goods become
    easy theft can be reduced.
    BARCODES VS RFID

    • Barcodes can store a limited amount of information whereas RFID stores a


    large amount of information
    • Barcodes requires line of sight wheares RFID doesn’t require .
    • RFIDs are more efficient than barcodes.
    DISADVANTAGES OF RFID

    • Although there are a wide range of applications with RFID but


    • They requires high initial investment
    • Collision : it occurs due to multiple signals accessing the signal at a time this
    may lead to loss of information
    • Less secure authentication
    CONCLUSION

    • There are advantages as well as disadvantages by the use of RFID


    • Today most of the offices are using these RFID tags in their identity for
    accessing and almost these are used in malls too
    • Use of RFID is increasing tremendously which reduced a lot of work of labour
    and saved a lot of time
    • Rfid is a great evolution technology for a developing India .
    Any quiries?
    Thank You

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