2. RFID architecture and technology
The classic architecture of an RFID system, as illustrated in figure 1, is made up of three main components:
This database is used to list all the tags in the system, together with a set of information items associated with these tags. The information elements are specific to the application domain, and may include the location of an RFID tag, the price of the product carrying the tag, etc.
It's important to note that the real benefit of RFID systems lies not in simply reading the tags, but in obtaining information about the object, in a format that can be used for a particular application.
Several standards...
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