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Rfid Technology

RFID technology allows for the identification of objects using radio waves. It has been used since World War II for identification purposes. Key developments in the 1980s led to the creation of passive tags, which reduced costs. RFID systems are now widely used across many industries. The main components of an RFID system are tags, readers, and a host computer. Tags can be read-only or read-write and are attached to objects. Readers interrogate tags and communicate with a host computer to process the tag information in real-time.

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Rfid Technology

RFID technology allows for the identification of objects using radio waves. It has been used since World War II for identification purposes. Key developments in the 1980s led to the creation of passive tags, which reduced costs. RFID systems are now widely used across many industries. The main components of an RFID system are tags, readers, and a host computer. Tags can be read-only or read-write and are attached to objects. Readers interrogate tags and communicate with a host computer to process the tag information in real-time.

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RFID TECHNOLOGY

What is it?
And why would you care?
AMINE Lamia
EL OMARI Amina
KEHAL Anas
INTRODUCTION
PRESENTATION PLAN

 I- DEFINITION
 II- HISTORY
 III- COMPONENTS
 VI- TYPOLOGY
WHAT’S AN RFID?
A LITTLE BIT OF THE BORING HISTORY

 1940 
RFID was first used during World War II to identify aeroplanes (IFF: Identify
Friendly Foe). The objective was to use the aeroplane's radar signal to read an
identification number in order to identify whether they were allies or enemies.

1970
During the 1960-70s, RFID systems were still considered a secret technology used
by the army to control access into sensitive areas (nuclear plants etc.).
 
1980 
Technological developments lead to the creation of passive tags.
This technology meant we no longer needed the energy to be embedded into the
tag. Therefore the price of the tag and its maintenance could
be significantly reduced.
HISTORY
HISTORY

 1980 
Technological developments lead to the creation of passive tags.
This technology meant we no longer needed the energy to be embedded into
the tag. Therefore the price of the tag and its maintenance could
be significantly reduced.
 From 2005 
RFID technologies are now widely used in almost all industrial sectors
(aerospace, automotive, logistics, transport, health, life, etc.).. ISO
(International Standard Organization) took part in establishing technical
and applicative standards that let to have a high degree of
interoperability or interchangeability.
THE COMPONENTS
WHAT CONSTITUES AN RFID?
THE TAG

 Tags can be read-only or read-write;


 Tag memory can be factory or field programmed, partitionable, and
optionally permanently locked;
 Bytes left unlocked can be rewritten over more than 1000000 times.
The Readers

 Or Interrogators, they can be at a fixed point such as:


Entrance/Exit;
Point of sale;
Warehouse.
 Readers can also be mobile- tethered, hand-held, or wireless;
The Readers

 They are connected to antenna(s);


 Energise tags;
 Commands tags;
 Receive tag replies.
HOST CPU
(Computer/Software)
 Do something with the tag information;
 Once installed it costs virtually NOTHING to read a tag;
 Real time data real time decisions;
 OHIO( ZERO HUMAN INVOLVEMENT OPERATIONS).
TYPOLOGY

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