Radiofrekvenčna identifikacija za zagotavljane varovanja in samopostrežno izposojo enot v knjižnicah
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Systems are used approx. 5 years in libraries for book identification, for self issuing, anti-theft control and inventory control. These applications can lead to significant savings in labour costs, enhance customer service, lower book theft and provide a constant record update of media. In this paper the technical features of a modern RFID system are described to provide a guideline for the evaluation of different systems. The most important result is that non-proprietary systems can be used for libraries today since the new generation of RFID-chips with the ISO standard 15693 are available. With this technology libarires are not dependent on one company for their lifetime
Keywords
description of system components | reference installations | state of the art in technology of modern radio frequency identification systems | suitability of differents systems
- Year: 2003
- Volume (number): 08 (2)
- Published: 30. 6. 2003
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