Research of RFID Tag Anti-collision Algorithm based on Binary Tree
Zhi Bai, Yigang He, Sainan Wang
Abstract
Zhi Bai, Yigang He, Sainan Wang
Abstract
To solve the RFID tag collision problem, a new anti-collision algorithm is proposed by improving the binary tree search algorithm. Through improving the requesting establishment, this algorithm reduces the probability of collision bits and the number of tags requiring collision detection time by using the even number bits for impact identification. The simulation results show that compared with the traditional binary tree search algorithm and dynamic binary tree search algorithm, this algorithm has obvious advantages in terms of the length of the transmission of binary data. In addition, in terms of the average number of requests, the proposed algorithm provides the same performance with the faster identification process, and reduces the time of the transmission of information
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To solve the RFID tag collision problem, a new anti-collision algorithm is proposed by improving the binary tree search algorithm. Through improving the requesting establishment, this algorithm reduces the probability of collision bits and the number of tags requiring collision detection time by using the even number bits for impact identification. The simulation results show that compared with the traditional binary tree search algorithm and dynamic binary tree search algorithm, this algorithm has obvious advantages in terms of the length of the transmission of binary data. In addition, in terms of the average number of requests, the proposed algorithm provides the same performance with the faster identification process, and reduces the time of the transmission of information
Key concepts: Computer science, Collision, Binary tree, Binary number, Algorithm, Tree (set theory), Computer security, Arithmetic