RFID Status and Development Trends

Author: Written by NTT COMWARE Co., Ltd., Japan, Translated by Zheng Weiqiang
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Publish Date: 2007-03-01
Features: This book summarizes the experience of NTT COMWARE Co., Ltd., Japan, in the research and development of RFID electronic tags and contactless IC cards. The book is divided into 6 chapters. Chapter 1 explains the classification and characteristics of RFID electronic tags and readers. Chapter 2 describes the trends in frequency standardization for RFID electronic tags and the initiatives of two organizations promoting the standardization of RFID application systems, "EPCglobal" and "UbiquitousID Center." Chapter 3 introduces contactless IC cards centered around Felica. Chapter 4 proposes several issues to be noted when constructing and using RFID electronic tag systems. Chapter 5 provides examples of RFID electronic tag applications. Chapter 6, as an appendix, lists domestic RFID electronic tag adoption and experimental cases in Japan, along with relevant electronic tag privacy protection regulations. The primary readers of this book are practical workers in enterprises engaged in the construction and use of RFID electronic tag systems, as well as those interested in RFID electronic tag systems.
This book summarizes the experience of NTT COMWARE Co., Ltd., Japan, in the research and development of RFID electronic tags and contactless IC cards. The book is divided into 6 chapters. Chapter 1 explains the classification and characteristics of RFID electronic tags and readers. Chapter 2 describes the trends in frequency standardization for RFID electronic tags and the initiatives of two organizations promoting the standardization of RFID application systems, "EPCglobal" and "UbiquitousID Center." Chapter 3 introduces contactless IC cards centered around Felica. Chapter 4 proposes several issues to be noted when constructing and using RFID electronic tag systems. Chapter 5 provides examples of RFID electronic tag applications. Chapter 6, as an appendix, lists domestic RFID electronic tag adoption and experimental cases in Japan, along with relevant electronic tag privacy protection regulations. The primary readers of this book are practical workers in enterprises engaged in the construction and use of RFID electronic tag systems, as well as those interested in RFID electronic tag systems.