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Typical electrical connections for RFID reader

Typical electrical connections for RFID reader

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Figure 2-1 Components of RFID system [18]
Figure 2-2 Typical design of passive tag [3]
Figure 2-3 Passive UHF RFID tag block diagram [17]
Figure 2-4 EPC tag content [4]
+42 Figure 2-5 Typical electrical connections for RFID reader
RFID Based Design for Vehicle Location System
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  • Nov 2011
Due to the rapid growth in the number of vehicles on the street, traffic problems are bound to exist. Hence, implementation of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) to obtain traffic information from roads by Automatic Vehicle Identification (AVI) is becoming an urgent necessity. The Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Technology can be used f...
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... user ought to enter vehicle ID and specify the date and the period of time. Then by clicking on Locating Vehicle button, the VLS will search for that ID in this period and display the result in table, as shown in Fig. 4-25. First, the user selects the region of his search. VLS will immediately load the map of this region. Second, the user enters vehicle ID and specifies the date and the period of time for tracking. By clicking on Path button, the system will draw the route of vehicle on map in red color, and the last intersection the vehicle passed in ...

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