Análisis y Caracterización de la Frecuencia de Enlace por Retro-dispersión en Sistemas UHF-RFID Pasivos

Radio-frequency identification technology (RFID) is key for the visualization of each object in the Internet of Things framework. Specifically, passive technology is the most widespread type of the worldwide implemented systems, due to a reader can identify multitude of tags in a short period of time. Each tag responds to the reader at a subcarrier called Backscatter-Link Frequency (BLF). In order to characterize this parameter, a set of tests has been used in this paper to assess the randomness of measured BLF values from commercial tags. The results show great variations of this parameter comparing with the first expected value in the reader, as well as during the communication process. This behavior can be used as a distinguishing feature of each tag, in communication processes or for other purposes. Ultimately, creating and providing more efficient passive tags.