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Chapter 7 – Aloha-Based Protocol

Chapter 7 – Aloha-Based Protocol. Table 7.1 RFID standards and products. Figure 7.1 Reader and tags interactions. Figure 7.2 Pure Aloha with muting. Figure 7.3 Pure Aloha with slow down. Figure 7.4 Pure Aloha with fast mode. Figure 7.5 Slotted Aloha with early end.

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Chapter 7 – Aloha-Based Protocol

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  1. Chapter 7 – Aloha-Based Protocol

  2. Table 7.1 RFID standards and products

  3. Figure 7.1 Reader and tags interactions

  4. Figure 7.2 Pure Aloha with muting

  5. Figure 7.3 Pure Aloha with slow down

  6. Figure 7.4 Pure Aloha with fast mode

  7. Figure 7.5 Slotted Aloha with early end

  8. Figure 7.6 λ = 20, K = 5

  9. Figure 7.7 Number of collision to read n tags

  10. Figure 7.8 Number of idle slots encountered when reading n tags

  11. Table 7.2 Optimal frame sizes for agiven tag range

  12. Figure 7.9 (a) A CD frame precedes each jump frame.

  13. Figure 7.9 (b) Collision detection using Manchester encoding

  14. Table 7.3 EDFSA frame sizes

  15. Figure 7.10 ResMon Frames

  16. Figure 7.11

  17. Figure 7.12 Reading delay of BFSA, DFSA, and EDFSA variants

  18. Figure 7.13 Average number of collisions encountered when reading n tags

  19. Figure 7.14 Average number of idle slots encountered when reading n tags

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