Positioning analysis of multiple antennas in a dense RFID reader environment

Positioning analysis of multiple antennas in a dense RFID reader environment

The study and analysis of RFID antenna positioning is important for supply chain large-scale deployment. In a dense reader environment, there are multiples of RFID readers and readers interference reduces the reliability and efficiency of the RFID system. In the worst case, the interference would pa...

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