Research on An Improved RFID Collision Algorithm
Qinghui Zhang, Qiming Wang, Shuying Qin
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Qinghui Zhang, Qiming Wang, Shuying Qin
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Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is a kind of information that using radio Identification technology. Anti-collision algorithm has always been a research topic for researchers. The anti-collision algorithm of labels is mainly divided into two major categories: ALOHA-Based Anti-Collision Algorithms and Anti-collision algorithm based on binary search. Both algorithms have their own advantages and disadvantages, Anti-collision algorithm that based on ALOHA is simple and fast, but it will lose labels. Binary-based anti-collision algorithm can be searched for every tag, and it is not easy to lose tags, but it is relatively complicated and has poor security. Therefore, this paper proposes an Anti-collision algorithm which combines the dynamic frame slot Anti-collision algorithm with the return binary search algorithm.
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Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is a kind of information that using radio Identification technology. Anti-collision algorithm has always been a research topic for researchers. The anti-collision algorithm of labels is mainly divided into two major categories: ALOHA-Based Anti-Collision Algorithms and Anti-collision algorithm based on binary search. Both algorithms have their own advantages and disadvantages, Anti-collision algorithm that based on ALOHA is simple and fast, but it will lose labels. Binary-based anti-collision algorithm can be searched for every tag, and it is not easy to lose tags, but it is relatively complicated and has poor security. Therefore, this paper proposes an Anti-collision algorithm which combines the dynamic frame slot Anti-collision algorithm with the return binary search algorithm.
Key concepts: Aloha, Collision, Computer science, Algorithm, Binary search algorithm, Frame (networking), Collision problem, Radio-frequency identification