Early Collision Detection and Handling in CDMA-based RFID Systems

Description:

This technology introduces a method, system, and computer program product designed to improve collision detection and handling in Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA)-based Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) systems. It involves a unique interaction between RFID tags and readers, where tags reflect encoded bits back to the reader for early collision detection, followed by a sophisticated handling mechanism to prevent data collisions.

Key Advantages:

• Enhanced data integrity and reliability in RFID communication.
• Improved system efficiency by minimizing data collision occurrences.
• Increased scalability of RFID systems by supporting dense tag environments.
• Reduced error rates and improved operational speed.

Problems Solved:

• High collision rates in dense RFID environments.
• Reduced efficiency and reliability of data transmission in CDMA-based RFID systems.
• Limitations in scaling RFID systems to support a large number of tags.

Market Applications:

• Supply chain management and logistics for real-time inventory tracking.
• Automated toll collection systems with high vehicle throughput.
• Access control and security systems requiring quick and reliable identification.
• Retail industry for efficient inventory and sales management.