دانلود کتاب Chipless RFID Authentication: Design, Realization and Characterization

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Cover Title Page Copyright Page Contents Preface Chapter 1. Introduction to Chipless Radio Frequency Identification 1.1. Introduction 1.2. Chipless radio frequency identification 1.3. Recent developments and advancements 1.4. Authentication 1.5. Conclusion Chapter 2. Literature Review 2.1. Introduction 2.2. State of the art 2.2.1. Basic level of security (overt or visible features) 2.2.2. Medium level of security (covert or hidden markers) 2.2.3. High level of security (forensic techniques) 2.2.4. Conventional RFID approaches 2.2.5. Classical chipless approaches 2.2.6. Natural randomness 2.3. Conclusion Chapter 3. Methodology and Proof of Concept 3.1. Introduction 3.2. Randomness inherent in the realization process 3.3. Authentication procedure 3.4. Statistical analysis 3.5. Chipless tag discrimination using PCB tags 3.5.1. Chipless tag design and purposely applied dimensional variations 3.5.2. Chipless tag discrimination results and performance of the resemblance metrics 3.6. Chipless tag discrimination using inkjet-printed paper tags 3.6.1. Chipless tag design and purposely applied dimensional variations 3.6.2. Chipless tag discrimination results and performance of the resemblance metrics 3.7. Conclusion Chapter 4. Extraction of Chipless Tag Key Parameters from Backscattered Signals 4.1. Introduction 4.2. Chipless RFID tags and measurement setup 4.3. Extraction of aspect-independent parameters of a second-order scatterer 4.3.1. Extraction with the matrix pencil method 4.3.2. Extraction with the spectrogram method 4.4. Extraction of CNRs of the multi-scatterer-based tags 4.5. Comparison of computational time durations between the matrix pencil method and the spectrogram method 4.6. Conclusion Chapter 5. Chipless Authentication Using PCB Tags 5.1. Introduction 5.2. Design and the optimization of chipless tags to be employed for authentication 5.2.1. C-folded uni-scatterer tags (classical design) 5.2.2. C-folded quad-scatterer tags (optimized design) 5.3. Detection of minimum dimensional variation in outdoor realistic environment and authentication results 5.4. Detection of natural randomness and authentication results 5.4.1. Authentication within each realization 5.4.2. Authentication across different realizations 5.4.3. Characterization of the natural randomness 5.4.4. Generalization of the proposed method 5.4.5. Final remarks on the constraints 5.5. Conclusion Chapter 6. Chipless Authentication Using Inkjet-Printed PET Tags 6.1. Introduction 6.2. Optimization of chipless tags to exploit natural randomness inherent in inkjet printing 6.3. Authentication using VNA-based chipless reader 6.4. Authentication using IR-UWB chipless reader 6.5. Conclusion Conclusion Appendices Appendix A Appendix B Appendix C References Index EULA