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The focus of the presentation will be to present the results of our in-depth
review of the current and emerging technologies and applications based on
RFID and Smart sensors for depot support and logistics environments and
for machine condition monitoring.
Radio-Frequency IDentification (RFID)
Radio-Frequency identification (RFID) is
generic term for technologies which use
RF waves to identify, track or categorize
any object
RFID is fast, reliable, and does not require
physical sight or contact between reader
and the tagged object
RFID System Components
Tags (Transponders)
Attached to the object to be identified, stores information (unique code)
about object and sends this information back to reader when receives
appropriate frequency signals
Reader/Interrogator
Reader sends signals of appropriate frequency and
facilitates data transfer
Antenna
Antenna radiates the RF signal to, and receives signal from the
transponder
Interface
This unit interfaces the reader to an intelligent device / controller
Host/Controller (PC/Laptop)
Computer with suitable software controls RFID readers
How system works?
Vehicle Inspection
Vehicle brought Vehicle history Material request
to maintenance Vehicle tag sheet retrieved sent to the
shop detected by warehouse and
readers material retrieved
Benefits
mounted in as per history
the gates sheet
Automatic
Operation
ERP System
Shop
Time
Management
Quality
Management
Vehicle sent to Appropriate Operation
appropriate technician informed Sequencing and
Poka - Yoke as per schedule via
machines and Scheduling done
database updated mobile as per availability
Material after each communication of machines
Management operation
Applications in Logistics Warehouse
Supplier Site Transit
Benefits
The database
Benefits sorts data &
MACHINE CONDITION MONITORING DATABASE
sends to
Reduction in appropriate
Lubricant level Tool wear Table alignment
response time Bearing condition department
Quality
management
Reduction of
scrap
Predictive
maintenance
Microwave
2.45 GHz
Reader Selection Guide
Factors affecting Reader Selection
Reader/Interrogator
Microwave
2.45 GHz
Coupling, field & applications based on frequency
Applications Applications
LF HF UHF Micro-Wave
125-134 13.56 902-928 2.45
KHz MHz MHz GHz
Frequency Allocation as per region
Region 3 2.4 2.48 GHz
Japan
950-956 MHz
13.56 MHz
Geographical Regions
868-870 MHz
Europe, Middle
13.56 MHz
East, Africa,
Former Soviet 125 134 KHz
Union
LF HF UHF Micro-Wave
Air Interface Protocol
LF
ISO/IEC 18000-2
KHz
125-134
HF
ISO/IEC 18000-3
MHz
13.56
EPC Gen 1
MHz
UHF
902-928 ISO/IEC 18000-6
ISO/IEC 18000-4
GHz
Micro-wave
Air Interface Protocols standards over frequency range
Max. Possible Read Range based on frequency range
Typical applications based on frequency range
Long Range Applications
Micro-Wave
2.45 GHz Applications requiring large data transfer
Automatic Toll Collection Systems
Supply Chain Applications
Baggage Tracking
Typical Applications