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A New Tree-based Tag Anti-collision Protocol for RFID Systems
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Abstract-- This paper proposes a tree-based anti-collision protocol for tags in the UHF (ultra high frequency, 300MHz
Sung Hyun Kim, Min Kyo Shin, PooGyeon Park
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