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Syed A. Ahson and Mohammad Ilyas

"RFID Handbook: Applications, Technology, Security, and Privacy"

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8.6.2 Frame Termination ................................................................................................. 150
8.7 Performance Evaluation.................................................................................................... 151
8.7.1 Impact of the Number of Tags.............................................................................. 152
8.7.2 Impact of Tag Movement ...................................................................................... 153
8.7.3 Impact of the Similarity of ID............................................................................... 155
8.8 Conclusion .......................................................................................................................... 157
Acknowledgment ....................................................................................................................... 157
References................................................................................................................................... 157
8.1 Introduction
Radio frequency identi?¬?cation (RFID) is an automatic identi?¬?cation system which consists
of readers and tags. An RFID reader recognizes an object through reading the identi?¬?cation
number (ID) of the RFID tag attached to it [1]. To read tag IDs, the reader sends out a signal
supplying instructions to tags.


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