ATA5590
ATA5590 is 1-kbit UHF R/W IDIC manufactured by Atmel.
Features
- Backscatter-based UHF RFID IC (860 Mhz to 960 Mhz) Supporting Current and Future
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- Radio Regulations Support for All Data Structures Defined in ISO/IEC 18000-6, ISO/IEC 15961, ISO/IEC 15963, GTAG, e PC ATA5590 is a Passive Backscatter-munication-based Data Carrier IC
- 12 µW RF Power Required for Minimum munication Feasibility Programming of the Memory Possible in Atomic and Global Mode
- Dynamic Programming Time Management
- Programming Range: 80% of the Read Space Programmable EAS Functionality Double-edge PIE Encoding Short, Long and Temporary mands PSK for the Backscatter Data Stream to Achieve Highest SNR Full-duplex and Half-duplex munication Modes Synchronous Return Link to Achieve Highest SNR ATA5590 Enables Several Closed-loop Possibilities to Enable:
- Adaptive Speed During Read and Anticollision Procedures
- Fast Programming munication Speed 5 Kbit/s to 60 Kbit/s, Fully Controlled by the Reader
- Different Speed Factors Possible in Forward and Return Link Two Kinds of Anticollision Procedures Implemented
- Deterministic and Slotted Aloha Anticollision Procedure
- Group_Selection mands Supporting = < > Decisions
- Wakeup mands
- All Procedures Support 16-Bit Random Values for Access Control Mechanisms No Unique Data Structures are Needed to Enable Both Anticollision Procedures
- Parallel Handling of Different Structures and Opening of Migration Paths for Private Structures
- Applications in Open Data Systems as well as in Closed Systems
- Maximum ID is Limited Only by the User Memory Space (1024 Bits + 256 Bits) Both Procedures Also Support Virgin-tag Initialization During Anticollision High-efficiency mands to Increase and Adapt Anticollision Speed
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- 1-kbit UHF R/W IDIC® with Anti-collision Function ATA5590 TAGIDU™ Summary Preliminary
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- 1. Overview
ATA5590 is a wireless data carrier IC. The IC is powered by the RF field transmitted by an RFID reader. The carrier frequency is typically in the UHF region (860 MHz to...