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Performances comparison of RFID anti-collision algorithms

Mohamed Aissa Kalache, Lamya Fergani

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Abstract

In RFID systems, one of the problems that we must solve is the collision between tags which lowers their efficiency. Two main approaches to tag collision are generally adopted: ALOHA and Tree algorithms. This paper reviews several existing anti-collision algorithms and compares their performances through different simulation experiments.

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In RFID systems, one of the problems that we must solve is the collision between tags which lowers their efficiency. Two main approaches to tag collision are generally adopted: ALOHA and Tree algorithms. This paper reviews several existing anti-collision algorithms and compares their performances through different simulation experiments.

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In RFID systems, one of the problems that we must solve is the collision between tags which lowers their efficiency. Two main approaches to tag collision are generally adopted: ALOHA and Tree algorithms. This paper reviews several existing anti-collision algorithms and compares their performances through different simulation experiments.

Key concepts: Aloha, Collision, Computer science, Algorithm, Tree (set theory), Collision detection, Collision avoidance, Throughput

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