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RFID Sourcebook (paperback)

ISBN: 0132762021
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2006
Pages: 100

Authors: Sandip Lahiri

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• RFID Sourcebook
• Table of Contents
• Copyright
• Preface
• Acknowledgments
• Chapter1.Technology Overview
• Section 1.1. Fundamental Concepts
• Section 1.2. RFID System
• Section 1.3. Conclusion
• Chapter2.Advantages of the Technology
• Section 2.1. Advantages of RFID
• Section 2.2. Conclusion
• Chapter3.Limitations of the Technology
• Section 3.1. Limitations of RFID
• Section 3.2. Conclusion
• Chapter4.Application Areas
• Section 4.1. Prevalent Application Types
• Section 4.2. Emerging Application Types
• Section 4.3. Conclusion
• Chapter5.Privacy Concerns
• Section 5.1. Core Issue
• Section 5.2. What Are Privacy Rights?
• Section 5.3. Resolution Attempts
• Section 5.4. Conclusion
• Chapter6.RFID Versus Bar Code
• Section 6.1. Bar Codes
• Section 6.2. Advantages of RFID Over Bar Codes
• Section 6.3. Advantages of Bar Codes Over RFID
• Section 6.4. Disadvantages of RFID and Bar Codes
• Section 6.5. RFID Will Replace Bar Codes Soon
• Section 6.6. Conclusion
• Chapter7.The RFID Strategy
• Section 7.1. Why an RFID Strategy?
• Section 7.2. Strategy Guidelines
• Section 7.3. RFID Strategy to Deployment Strategy
• Section 7.4. Conclusion
• Chapter8.Creating Business Justification for RFID
• Section 8.1. Slap-and-Ship Type Application
• Section 8.2. Step 1: Forming the Business Justification Team
• Section 8.3. Step 2: Determining Potential Application Areas
• Section 8.4. Step 3: Building Business Cases
• Section 8.5. Step 4: Determining Priorities
• Section 8.6. Step 5: Creating Roadmaps
• Section 8.7. Conclusion
• Chapter9.Designing and Implementing an RFID Solution
• Section 9.1. System Architecture
• Section 9.2. Technical Variables
• Section 9.3. Implementation Notes
• Section 9.4. Conclusion
• Chapter10.Standards
• Section 10.1. ANSI Standards
• Section 10.2. AIAG Standard
• Section 10.3. EANUCC Standard
• Section 10.4. EPCglobal Specification
• Section 10.5. U.S. Department of Defense (DoD)
• Section 10.6. ISO (International Organization for Standardization)
• Section 10.7. ETSI (European Telecommunications Standards Institute)
• Section 10.8. ERO (European Radiocommunications Office)
• Section 10.9. The Open Services Gateway Initiative
• Section 10.10. Contact Information of Standards Bodies
• Chapter11.Closing Thoughts
• Section 11.1. Current Hurdles to Using RFID
• Section 11.2. Comments and Observations
• Section 11.3. Conclusion
• AppendixA.RFID Vendors, News Sources, and Conferences
• Section A.1. RFID Vendors
• Section A.2. RFID News Sources
• Section A.3. RFID Conferences
• AppendixB.Passive Tag Manufacturing Overview
• Section B.1. Die
• Section B.2. Tag Antenna
• Section B.3. Inlet
• Section B.4. Inlet Conversion
• Glossary
• Index
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