Tag collision algorithm is a key issue for energy saving and throughput with Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) system more popular in sensing infrastructure of covering wider area on a large scale. Exploiting low ...Tag collision algorithm is a key issue for energy saving and throughput with Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) system more popular in sensing infrastructure of covering wider area on a large scale. Exploiting low energy consumption strategy would enable longer operational life of tags and reader with battery energy supply. And improving throughput is required on a large scale to preserve the capability of the correct reception. Therefore, this paper proposes an enhanced anti-collision algorithm called Dynamic Slotted with Muting (DSM), which uses multiple slots within a frame per node in a binary tree and takes tag estimation function to optimize the number of slots, and adds a mute command to put identified tags silence. The performance of the proposed algorithm is analytically provided, and simulation results show that DSM saves more than 40% energy consumptions both at reader and tags, and improves more than 35% throughput compared to the existing algorithms. Thus our algorithm is demonstrated to perform efficient energy savings at reader and tags with throughput improvement.展开更多
In this work, experiment investigations and simulation studies of a waveguide-based microwave plasma source operated at 2.45 GHz in atmospheric pressure helium gas are presented. The plasma source has been designed in...In this work, experiment investigations and simulation studies of a waveguide-based microwave plasma source operated at 2.45 GHz in atmospheric pressure helium gas are presented. The plasma source has been designed in conjunction with a gas spectrograph as a speciation analysis tool. Emitted He spectra are observed for gas flow rates between （0.2-1） L/min and microwave power in the range （15-150） W. The results obtained demonstrate maximum excitation temperature of about 3800 K and gas temperature of about 2000 K. Mixtures containing small amounts of mercury atoms are considered and the resonant emission of Hg atoms at 253.56 nm is detected. The spectroscopic measurements are completed with a collisional radiative model delivering the electron density and temperature, the amplitude of the electric microwave field, and the population of the excited atomic states for a given absorbed power and gas temperature, The electromagnetic field distribution in the plasma source is obtained by solving Maxwell＇s equations. Electric field strength of several 10^5 V/m is obtained that agrees well with the results of the collisional radiative model. The calculated and measured line intensity ratios of He spectral lines agree within 300/0-40%.展开更多
基金Supported by the Chongqing Education Administration Program Foundation of China (No.KJ110516)the Chongqing Natural Science Foundation of China (No.cstc2011jjA40014, No.cstc2011A40028)
文摘Tag collision algorithm is a key issue for energy saving and throughput with Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) system more popular in sensing infrastructure of covering wider area on a large scale. Exploiting low energy consumption strategy would enable longer operational life of tags and reader with battery energy supply. And improving throughput is required on a large scale to preserve the capability of the correct reception. Therefore, this paper proposes an enhanced anti-collision algorithm called Dynamic Slotted with Muting (DSM), which uses multiple slots within a frame per node in a binary tree and takes tag estimation function to optimize the number of slots, and adds a mute command to put identified tags silence. The performance of the proposed algorithm is analytically provided, and simulation results show that DSM saves more than 40% energy consumptions both at reader and tags, and improves more than 35% throughput compared to the existing algorithms. Thus our algorithm is demonstrated to perform efficient energy savings at reader and tags with throughput improvement.
文摘In this work, experiment investigations and simulation studies of a waveguide-based microwave plasma source operated at 2.45 GHz in atmospheric pressure helium gas are presented. The plasma source has been designed in conjunction with a gas spectrograph as a speciation analysis tool. Emitted He spectra are observed for gas flow rates between （0.2-1） L/min and microwave power in the range （15-150） W. The results obtained demonstrate maximum excitation temperature of about 3800 K and gas temperature of about 2000 K. Mixtures containing small amounts of mercury atoms are considered and the resonant emission of Hg atoms at 253.56 nm is detected. The spectroscopic measurements are completed with a collisional radiative model delivering the electron density and temperature, the amplitude of the electric microwave field, and the population of the excited atomic states for a given absorbed power and gas temperature, The electromagnetic field distribution in the plasma source is obtained by solving Maxwell＇s equations. Electric field strength of several 10^5 V/m is obtained that agrees well with the results of the collisional radiative model. The calculated and measured line intensity ratios of He spectral lines agree within 300/0-40%.
