Chipless RFID Systems Modeling, Protocols and Detection
Abstract: In this talk interesting topics would be presented about novel techniques for multi-tag
scenarios based on physically modulated tags and MAC protocols. Channel modeling for real-
world environment considering multi-path channels and 3D bi-static RCS of the chipless RFID
tag would be illustrated by simulation and constructive mathematical framework would be
presented. Finally, enhanced detection techniques would be introduced and discussed.
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- Date: 14 Jun 2024
- Time: 07:00 AM UTC to 08:00 AM UTC
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- Starts 23 May 2024 02:00 PM UTC
- Ends 14 June 2024 07:00 AM UTC
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Speakers
Prof. Mohamed El-Hadidy of RheinMain University of Applied Science
Biography:
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Mohamed El-Hadidy
Professor for IoT and Digital Communication Technology
RheinMain University of Applied Science
IEEE Senior Member
mohamed.elhadidy@hs-rm.de
+49 176 203 397 60
In the course of my career, I have so far researched and published in the following areas: Chipless RFID Systems,
Biomedical Engineering, UWB MIMO Communication Systems and Channel Modeling, Cognitive Radio and
Spectrum Sensing, Interference Alignment, RADAR and Localization, Inverse Scattering and Image Processing and
Future Radio Systems for 5G and 6G Communications. I am an IEEE senior member and have more than 68
international publications and two books. My research contributions in Chipless RFID Systems concerning System
and Channel Modeling, Detection Algorithms, RCS Manipulation, MAC Protocols for Multi-Tag scenarios,
Physically Modulation Techniques, Coding and Security, Long-Range Tag Arrays, Tagging Effects and Real-World
Applications.
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