Salah Azzouzi, Markus Cremer, U. Dettmar, R. Kronberger, Thomas Knie
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Abstract
In this paper we present new measurement results for an Angle of Arrival (AoA) approach to localize RFID tags at 868 MHz. Self-designed three element antenna arrays, off-the-shelf IDS R901G RFID reader ICs, and UPM Raflatec DogBone RFID tags are used to generate and detect ISO 18000–6C compliant signals. The experimental setup comprises three antenna arrays and a test environment of size 3 times 3 square meters with 25 test points. The AoA is estimated using the phase differences in the complex baseband signals of adjacent antenna elements within one array. A mean positioning error of 0.21 m was achieved for the considered test grid.