Development Of Java Based Rfid Application Programmable Interface For Heterogeneous Rfid System
Pembangunan applikasi RFID adalah tugas yang amat sukar dan mencabar. Antara kesukaran dan cabaran termasuk ketidakpiawaian perisian dan perkakasan daripada pembekal peralatan, masalah keserasian antara sistem operasi serta kekurangan kepakaran dalam pengaturcaraan RFID tingkat bawah yang sukar d...
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Language: | English |
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2010
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Online Access: | http://eprints.usm.my/41288/1/Mohammed_F._M._Ali24.pdf http://eprints.usm.my/41288/ |
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Summary: | Pembangunan applikasi RFID adalah tugas yang amat sukar dan mencabar. Antara
kesukaran dan cabaran termasuk ketidakpiawaian perisian dan perkakasan daripada
pembekal peralatan, masalah keserasian antara sistem operasi serta kekurangan
kepakaran dalam pengaturcaraan RFID tingkat bawah yang sukar dipelajari. Untuk
mengatasi masalah ini, satu aplikasi antara muka boleh aturcara (API), dipanggil
RFIDTM (RFID Tracking & Monitoring) Application Programmable Interface,
untuk Sistem Heterogen RFID telah direkabentuk dan diimplementasi. API ini telah
berjaya digunapakai dalam prototaip applikasi menggunakan beberapa jenis dan
konfigurasi pembaca aktif dan pasif meliputi Pembaca RF Code Mantis II
433.92MHz, pembaca RF modul cc1020ua 433 GHz Texas Instruments, Pembaca
USM 2.45 GHz Contactless Active Integrated Reader (CAIR) dan Pembaca pasif
UHF.
Developing RFID based applications is a painstakingly difficult endeavor. The
difficulties include non-standard software and hardware peripherals from vendors,
interoperability problems between different operating system as well as lack of
expertise in terms of low level programming for RFID (i.e. steep learning curve). In
order to address these difficulties, a reusable RFIDTM (RFID Tracking &
Monitoring) Application Programmable Interface (API) for heterogeneous RFID
system has been designed and implemented. The API has been successfully
employed in a number of our application prototypes including tracking of
inventories as well as human/object tracking and tagging. Here, the module has
been tested on a number of different types and configuration of active and passive
readers including that of RF Code Mantis II 433.92MHz Reader, RF Reader
module cc1020ua 433 GHz Texas Instruments, our in-house USM 2.45 GHz
Contactless Active Integrated Reader (CAIR) and UHF Passive Reader. |
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