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Multi-input-multi-output antennas for radio frequency identification systems

Bansal, Shivali G. and Abawajy, Jemal 2012, Multi-input-multi-output antennas for radio frequency identification systems, in Chipless and conventional radio frequency identification : systems for ubiquitous tagging, IGI Global, United States, pp.96-127.

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Title Multi-input-multi-output antennas for radio frequency identification systems
Author(s) Bansal, Shivali G.
Abawajy, Jemal
Title of book Chipless and conventional radio frequency identification : systems for ubiquitous tagging
Editor(s) Karmakar, Nemai Chandra
Publication date 2012
Chapter number 6
Total chapters 13
Start page 96
End page 127
Total pages 32
Publisher IGI Global
Place of Publication United States
Keyword(s) radio frequency identification systems
radio frequency identification
wireless communication systems
radio antennas
Summary In this chapter the authors discuss the physical insight of the role of wireless communication in RFID systems. In this respect, this chapter gives a brief introduction on the wireless communication model followed by various communication schemes. The chapter also discusses various channel impairments and the statistical modeling of fading channels based on the environment in which the RFID tag and reader may be present. The chapter deals with the fact that the signal attenuations can be dealt with up to some level by using multiple antennas at the reader transmitter and receiver to improve the performance. Thus, this chapter discusses the use of transmit diversity at the reader transmitter to transmit multiple copies of the signal. Following the above, the use of receiver combining techniques are discussed, which shows how the multiple copies of the signal arriving at the reader receiver from the tag are combined to reduce the effects of fading. The chapter then discusses various modulation techniques required to modulate the signal before transmitting over the channel. It then presents a few channel estimation algorithms, according to which, by estimating the channel state information of the channel paths through which transmission takes place, performance of the wireless system can be further increased. Finally, the Antenna selection techniques are presented, which further helps in improving the system performance.
ISBN 9781466616165
1466616164
9781466616172
Language eng
Field of Research 080501 Distributed and Grid Systems
Socio Economic Objective 970108 Expanding Knowledge in the Information and Computing Sciences
HERDC Research category B1 Book chapter
Copyright notice ©2012, IGI Global
Persistent URL http://hdl.handle.net/10536/DRO/DU:30044952

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