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Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is the latest phase in the decades-old trend of the miniaturization of computers. RFID transponders are tiny resource-limited computers that do not have a battery that needs periodic replacement. RFID tags are inductively powered by their external reading devices, called RFID readers. Once the RFID tag is activated, the tag then decodes the incoming query and produces an appropriate response by modulating the request signal, using one or more subcarrier frequencies.
Link List
- RFID History
The History of RFID (source: RFID Journal)
Genesis of Versatile RFID Tag ( (source: RFID Journal)
- RFID Introduction
RFID Wikipedia(source: Wikipedia)
RFID Handbook (source: RFID Systech)
- RFID Research
RFID Research Center(Univ. of Arkansas)
RFID Research .NET (Central Univ. of Tech., Bloemfontein, South Africa)
CE RFID (Coordinating European Efforts for Promoting the European RFID Value Chain)
- RFID Middleware
MobiTec: Mobile Tech. Center(Chine Univ. of Hong Kong)
ASPIREAdvanced Sensors and lightweight Programmable middleware for Innovative RFID Enterprise applications)
FosstrakFree and Open Source Software for Track and Trace