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Cody Lovejoy Ramsey Doany Kyle Jones 2.1 RFID INVENTORY SYSTEM

PROBLEM STATEMENT The International Space Station (ISS) Power Consumption Current RFID Inventory System Inefficient Wasteful

WHAT IS RFID? Radio Frequency Identification Credit Cards Key Cards Inventory

Passive RLC Circuit Induction Frequency Antenna Microchip Data (128 bit) Random Number Generators Handle Response Delay Time RFID SYSTEM TagReader Antenna Transceiver Computer/Software Modulation/Codi ng Demodulation/D ecoding

CURRENT OPERATION (TDM) Tag Power-Up/Search Query Load 2 Q -1 Bit RNG Decrement/Search Query Handle Number ACK Tag Data ACK/Tag Power-Down

PROPOSAL & REQUIREMENTS TDM CDMA/DSSS Conform to Class I Gen. II Specs 75% reduction in power consumption Read 5 tags simultaneously 80% Accuracy (for initial prototype) Alien ALR Software simulation Hardware Simulation (stretch goal)

CDMA/DSSS Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) Multiplexing Multiple users occupy channel simultaneously Orthogonal spreading codes Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum Spreading signal bandwidth Increase transmission speed Bit redundancy

CDMA-BASED RFID SYSTEM Single “beckoning” signal All tags respond simultaneously (128 bit EPC data) Reader receives summation of all tag transmissions Reader demodulates/decodes signal Tag Power-Up/Query Tag Data

1 transmission (any number of tags) 98.5% less power consumption “Brute force” method At least 69 transmissions (5 tags, assuming no collisions) Reader constantly scanning SUPERIORITY OF CDMA-BASED SYSTEM TDM-Based System CDMA-Based System

BUDGET $600 Alien RFID hardware, testing equipment, and software provided by Texas State University None of budget was used

CONSTRAINTS Technical Limited number of orthogonal spreading codes Non-Technical Proprietary design/Industry secrets Manufacturability Economies of scale

SYSTEM OUTLINE 5 simulated tags 8 bits of data Spreading code (Processing Gain of 16) Transmission Bit streams summed (128 bits total) ASK modulation Reception ASK demodulation Re-application of spreading codes

TOOLS Alien RFID Development System Reader Tags Oscilloscope & Spectrum Analyzer Characterization of RFID Signals RF Signal Generator Transmission HackRF Reception

SOFTWARE DESIGN & DEMO FUNCTION GENERATOR DATA SW MOD SW DEMOD DATA & AIC

HARDWARE DESIGN & DEMO FUNCTION GENERATOR Hack RF DATA

ADAPTIVE INTERFERENCE CANCELLATION Apply first despreading code to extract first signal Decode first signal Subtract first signal from conglomerate received signal Apply second despreading code to extract next signal Decode second signal Subtract second signal from conglomerate signal Continue until all signals are decoded Used in Software Simulation

RESULTS Proof of CDMA RFID concept Addition of adaptive interference cancellation Proof of reduction in power consumption 92%+ decrease Feasibility

THE FUTURE Greater error control capability Coherent PSK Adaptive Interference Cancellation (Hardware) Class I Gen III tags with CDMA capability Use in remote and/or handheld applications Adding Locating capability

AT OUR BOOTH Software Simulation With adaptive interference calculation Hardware Simulation Transmitter CDMA Encoding Modulated waveform transmission Receiver Modulated waveform reception CDMA Decoding Mathematical proof of claims

QUESTIONS?