Markus Cremer, A. Pervez, U. Dettmar, Thomas Knie, R. Kronberger
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An improved channel model for passive UHF RFID systems
For preliminary performance evaluation of an UHF RFID system, it is important to have a simple and fast simulation environment available. The calculation of the receive signal power at arbitrary positions of a predefined environment should be fast and accurate to find dead zones where tags cannot be read although they are well within the reader's communication range. Changes in the system configuration or the simulated environment must be easy to implement. In this paper we use the simple and fast calculable UHF RFID channel model from [1] and improve it in different aspects to better fit the real indoor multipath signal propagation. A comparison between measurements and simulations shows that our model delivers 1.8 dB better performance in average than the original model, while adding only little complexity and computing time. Using our simulation environment, it is easy and fast to find dead zones for arbitrary system setups.