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Epc C1G2 Passive Rfid Baseband Uhf 860Mhz-960 MHZ: Bhanu Singh
Epc C1G2 Passive Rfid Baseband Uhf 860Mhz-960 MHZ: Bhanu Singh
Bhanu Singh
RFID Reader Tag Communication
Why Power is Important
• In passive backscatter systems, the range is set by the forward link (reader-to-tag)
through the radiated power available at the tag. The goal for the design of a Gen-2
tag is to maximize read range while providing full compliance with the protocol. The
Range Equation below determines the theoretical range in which the tag will receive
adequate power levels to respond to the reader.
• Where:
• EIRP = the effective isotropic radiated power,
(≤ 4 Watts in US as Per FCC regulation)
• Panalog + Pdigital = Ptag = the power required at the tag antenna Input
• G = the tag antenna gain, and ɳ = RF to DC conversion Efficiency of Rectifier
• λ= the free-space wavelength of the RF carrier.
Interrogator to Tag Date Encoding - PIE
Link Communication
Baseband Architecture
Power Saving through Dynamic Clock Gating using Intelligent Clock controller
symbIn
Analog Front End
EEPROM
Clock Control
CRC/RNG Protocol FSM EEPROM
clkOsc Unit
I/F
symbOut
TX Encoder Tx FSM
Query
Ek(R1)
Ek(ACK(R1))
Ek(PC, EPC)
Tag Reader
Ek(ReqRN(R1))
Ek(R1)
Ek(Command)