Come and Be Served: Parallel Decoding for COTS RFID Tags
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...Our approach is fundamentally different from the works in [23] and [24] in the following aspects....
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...As inspired by the successful applications of clustering techniques in conventional BackCom [23], [24], we rethink the AmBC transceiver design by taking a data-driven approach to extract useful features from the received signals of the reader....
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...In [23], the received signals are first clustered by using the density based clustering algorithm, and then bipartite grouping is performed to extract the signals from different tags....
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...1) Related Works: As aforementioned, clustering techniques have been previously used in the conventional Backcom system [23], [24] to separate coded signals from multiple tags, where the RF source signal is a continuous single-carrier wave....
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...to separate the collided signals and recover information [23, 43]....
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...We hypothesize that when a tag backscatters alone, the reflected signal is mainly from the reader’s carrier wave, but when multiple tags coexist, tags may backscatter the backscattered signals from nearby tags [21], that results in the non-linear dependency in the combined signals received at the reader....
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...It is demonstrated that battery-free devices (similar to COTS tags) can harvest energy and communicate by backscattering ambient RF signals from TV, cellular [21], and WiFi stations [15]....
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..., using preambles [3, 16, 39] or coordinated transmissions [31, 34]) to understand channel coefficients of individual tags....
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