Spatial signal attenuation model of active RFID tags

© 2017 IEEE. How to achieve desired accuracy of RFID localization is challenging for high dynamic and sparse environments, especially for anisotropic RFID tags. We introduce a new method of measuring location of the active RFID tags in three-dimension space to improve localization accuracy. This res...

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Main Authors: Xu, S., Li, W., Yi, S., Huang, C., Wu, Changzhi, Chi, Hung-Lin
Format: Conference Paper
Published: 2017
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/70033
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author Xu, S.
Li, W.
Yi, S.
Huang, C.
Wu, Changzhi
Chi, Hung-Lin
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Li, W.
Yi, S.
Huang, C.
Wu, Changzhi
Chi, Hung-Lin
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description © 2017 IEEE. How to achieve desired accuracy of RFID localization is challenging for high dynamic and sparse environments, especially for anisotropic RFID tags. We introduce a new method of measuring location of the active RFID tags in three-dimension space to improve localization accuracy. This research (i) provides directional signal-distribution models for both horizontal and vertical orientation of anisotropic active RFID tags, (ii) improves an attenuation model of RF signal with transmitting distance for real applications and (iii) deduces a spatial signal attenuation model of an active RFID tag (SSAM). The accuracy of the model is less than 4 dB for more than probability 50% based on the experimental results, location accuracy is up to 1 meter in 400 m2 experimental field.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-700332018-08-08T04:57:12Z Spatial signal attenuation model of active RFID tags Xu, S. Li, W. Yi, S. Huang, C. Wu, Changzhi Chi, Hung-Lin © 2017 IEEE. How to achieve desired accuracy of RFID localization is challenging for high dynamic and sparse environments, especially for anisotropic RFID tags. We introduce a new method of measuring location of the active RFID tags in three-dimension space to improve localization accuracy. This research (i) provides directional signal-distribution models for both horizontal and vertical orientation of anisotropic active RFID tags, (ii) improves an attenuation model of RF signal with transmitting distance for real applications and (iii) deduces a spatial signal attenuation model of an active RFID tag (SSAM). The accuracy of the model is less than 4 dB for more than probability 50% based on the experimental results, location accuracy is up to 1 meter in 400 m2 experimental field. 2017 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/70033 10.1109/ISPAN-FCST-ISCC.2017.51 restricted
spellingShingle Xu, S.
Li, W.
Yi, S.
Huang, C.
Wu, Changzhi
Chi, Hung-Lin
Spatial signal attenuation model of active RFID tags
title Spatial signal attenuation model of active RFID tags
title_full Spatial signal attenuation model of active RFID tags
title_fullStr Spatial signal attenuation model of active RFID tags
title_full_unstemmed Spatial signal attenuation model of active RFID tags
title_short Spatial signal attenuation model of active RFID tags
title_sort spatial signal attenuation model of active rfid tags
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/70033