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<html>  <head>    <title>RFID-Bulletin Board: Re: Long range read passive tags., Jeremy Nysen at 10/26/2000 01:36</title>	  <!-- Anfang Header --><!-- Ende Header -->  </head>  <BODY BGCOLOR="#fffcf4"><!-- Anfang BeitragsseitenKopf --><!-- Ende BeitragsseitenKopf --><!-- AnfangBanner --><!-- EndeBanner --><blockquote>    <center>      <h1>Re: Long range read passive tags.</h1>    </center><!-- Anfang BeitragsNavigationsLeisteOben --><!-- AnfangLinie --><center><p><HR></p></center><!-- EndeLinie --><center><P><B>[ <a href="../index.htm">RFID-Bulletin Board</a> ]</B></P></center><!-- AnfangLinie --><center><p><HR></p></center><!-- EndeLinie --><!-- Ende BeitragsNavigationsLeisteOben --><p>Written by <a href="mailto:jn@triaptic.com.au">Jeremy Nysen</a> at 26 Oct 2000 01:36:17:<p>As an answer to: <a href="200.htm">Long range read passive tags.</a> written by Ray Floyd at 25 Oct 2000 16:47:31:<p>> One problem is in the definition of "passive" versus "active".<br>> One common approach is that "passive" is equivalent to "back<br>> scatter", while "active" means an active transmit function.<p>Back scatter modulation can be either passive or active. It is<br>passive in systems where no semiconductor based signal amplification<br>takes place in the tags, eg XCI. And it is active where additional<br>amplification is used to boost the signal (either by using a battery<br>or rectification of the incoming RF), eg Amtech.<p>> second approach means that "passive" has no battery, while<br>> "active" may.<p>This is probably the most common definition amongst end users.<p>> Amtech, among others, can detect "passive backscatter" tags<br>> with a battery to about 200 feet.<p>This would be better defined as "active backscatter".<br><br><br><!-- AnfangLinie --><center><p><HR></p></center><!-- EndeLinie --><form method=POST action="http://f16.parsimony.net/forum26490/wwwforum.cgi?formular"><input type=hidden name="followup" value="200,202"><input type=hidden name="origname" value="Jeremy Nysen"><input type=hidden name="origemail" value="jn@triaptic.com.au"><input type=hidden name="origsubject" value="Re: Long range read passive tags."><input type=hidden name="origdate" value="26 Oct 2000 01:36:17"><input type=hidden name="subject" value="Re: Long range read passive tags."><input type=hidden name="body" value="&gt;&gt; One problem is in the definition of &quot;passive&quot; versus &quot;active&quot;.&gt;&gt; One common approach is that &quot;passive&quot; is equivalent to &quot;back&gt;&gt; scatter&quot;, while &quot;active&quot; means an active transmit function.&gt;Back scatter modulation can be either passive or active. It is&gt;passive in systems where no semiconductor based signal amplification&gt;takes place in the tags, eg XCI. And it is active where additional&gt;amplification is used to boost the signal (either by using a battery&gt;or rectification of the incoming RF), eg Amtech.&gt;&gt; second approach means that &quot;passive&quot; has no battery, while&gt;&gt; &quot;active&quot; may.&gt;This is probably the most common definition amongst end users.&gt;&gt; Amtech, among others, can detect &quot;passive backscatter&quot; tags&gt;&gt; with a battery to about 200 feet.&gt;This would be better defined as &quot;active backscatter&quot;."><input type="submit" name="abschicken" value="Write an answer"> <br><!-- AnfangLinie --><center><p><HR></p></center><!-- EndeLinie --><p><a name="followups"><B>Answers:</B></a><br><ul><!--insert: 202--></ul><!--end: 202--><!-- Anfang BeitragsNavigationsLeisteUnten --><!-- AnfangLinie --><center><p><HR></p></center><!-- EndeLinie --><center><P><B>[ <a href="../index.htm">RFID-Bulletin Board</a> ]</B></P></center><!-- AnfangLinie --><center><p><HR></p></center><!-- EndeLinie --><!-- Ende BeitragsNavigationsLeisteUnten --></blockquote><!-- Anfang BeitragsseitenFuss --><!-- Ende BeitragsseitenFuss --></body></html>

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