Networked RFID: Systems, Software and Services - George Roussos
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The birth of RFID technology is credited to the 1948 research paper by H. Stockman on ¿Communication by Means of Re?ected Power¿ [109]. After describing the main principle of communication by re?ection and reporting his experiments, he concluded that ¿Evidently, considerable research and development work has to be done before the remaining basic problems in re?ected-power com- nication are solved, and befor ... Full description
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The birth of RFID technology is credited to the 1948 research paper by H. Stockman on ¿Communication by Means of Re?ected Power¿ [109]. After describing the main principle of communication by re?ection and reporting his experiments, he concluded that ¿Evidently, considerable research and development work has to be done before the remaining basic problems in re?ected-power com- nication are solved, and before the ?eld of useful applications is - plored. ¿ It turns out that in fact this work required almost 60 years of science and engineering before it was mature enough to ?nd its way into large-scale - plications. This is surprising, as at ?rst glance RFID is a simple technology that is straightforward to implement. And yet, its dull appearance hides great complexity: RFID involves several engineering disciplines, including systems, networking and software development, antenna design, radio propagation, - tegratedcircuittechniquesincreasinglyfocusedonprintedelectronics,receiver design, encryption and security protocols, and materials technology, to m- tion but a few. In this book, I attempt to present the main ingredients for building c- plete network RFID systems, written for a knowledgable computing audience. I hope this book will help practitioners and researchers alike in establishing a robust framework for thinking about rfid. I also hope that the book will help anyone involved with rfid technology to make informed decisions that are appropriate for their particular problem at hand.
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| Author | George Roussos |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Springer London |
| Series | Computer Communications and Networks |
| Release year | 2008 |
| Cover type | Softcover |
| EAN | 9781848001527 |