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RFID Sourcebook (paperback)
RFID Sourcebook (paperback)
ISBN: 0132762021
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 100
Authors:
Sandip Lahiri
BUY ON AMAZON
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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RFID Sourcebook (paperback)
ISBN: 0132762021
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 100
Authors:
Sandip Lahiri
BUY ON AMAZON
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