KR20120128173A - RFID tags, multi-recognized conveyor - Google Patents
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Abstract
Description
RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification) technology is a technology for recognizing information at a short distance through a medium of radio waves, which requires an RFID tag (hereinafter referred to as a tag) and an RFID reader (hereinafter referred to as a reader). The tag consists of an antenna and an integrated circuit, which records information in the integrated circuit and sends the information to the reader via the antenna. This information is used to identify the tagged object. In other words, it functions like a barcode. RFID differs from bar code systems in that it uses radio waves instead of reading them using light. Therefore, it does not work at short distances like a barcode reader, it can read a tag from a long distance, and it can even receive information through an object in between. RFID can be classified as the power used. The RFID that reads and communicates the information on the chip with only the power of the reader is called passive RFID, and the semi-passive RFID tag has a built-in battery. The power is used to read the information, and the power of the reader is used for the communication. The active RFID uses the power of the tag to read the information on the chip and communicate the information. RFID can be classified into the frequency of radio waves used for communication instead of power. RFID, which uses low frequencies, is called Low-Frequency IDentification (LFID), which uses 120-140 kilohertz (khz). High-Frequency IDentification (HFID) uses 13.56 MHz (Mhz), and UHFID (Ultra High-Frequency IDentification), which uses higher frequency, uses radio waves in the 868 to 956 MHz band.
Currently, RFID technology is used in a wide variety of fields. It is widely used to record personal information by attaching a tag to a passport or identification card from the track record of athletes or the trace of production history of a product. RFID is also used in toll road toll collection systems and transportation cards called "high passes." They can also be used to implant tags into animal skins for wildlife conservation or livestock care. In Osaka, Japan, tags are attached to bags and clothes of elementary school students, and RFID is also used to control access to buildings through identification cards. Sometimes tags are implanted in the human body. The Mexican Attorney General implanted tags in the bodies of 18 office workers and used them to control access to confidential archives. In addition, VeriChip, an RFID company, implanted RFID chips in 18 diabetics at the Atlanta Diabetes Expo, and RFID readers were sent to hospitals when the patients were unconsciously or unable to communicate. By scanning the RFID chip inside the body, we can retrieve detailed information about the patient from the database. RFID can be used in the future. In particular, RFID has attracted attention as an alternative to barcodes. Because RFID tags use integrated circuits as memories, they can contain more information than barcodes that record information in simple shades. So instead of just identifying the type of item, like a bar code, you can give each item a serial number. These features help you manage your inventory and prevent theft. In addition, the logistics system takes an effective way to shorten time by recognizing once per box.
In the present invention, in a conveyor system, a box to be recognized is easily trapped and recognized in a partition so that a large number of multiple tags in a box unit is recognized at a time so that the periphery of the box does not interfere with the tag.
In order to solve the above problems, using a rubber belt made of carbon, carbon nanotubes, or metal powder in the conveyor belt in the conveyor system, the rectangular shielding box made of metal can be transported up and down thereon. It is equipped with a recognizer on one side of the shielding box, place the box to be recognized on the conveyor belt, the shielding box is lowered, covering the box, crimped on the conveyor belt and cut off from the outside and recognized at once.
As seen above, the RFID tag multiple recognition conveyor of the present invention can greatly reduce the logistics time by recognizing all the boxes at the same time on the conveyor.
1 is a partial perspective view showing a
2 is a simplified view of the
3 is a partial perspective view showing recognition of the
4 is a view showing that the
Figure 5 is a perspective view of a part of the portable
Figure 6 is a plan simplified view of the revolving
Figure 7 is a plan simplified view of the revolving
Hereinafter, the configuration and the embodiment according to the accompanying drawings of the present invention will be described in detail. In Figure 1, the
Conveyor (10) Drive Roller (12)
Rolling Roller Conveyors (16) Flat Belts (20)
Flat Stand (25) Tag Box (30)
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Lower part opening part (42) Shielding box top plate (43)
Shielding box (45) Internal space (46)
Shielding curtain film (47)
Reader (48) Power and Data Cables (49)
Cylinder (50) Piston (55)
Armature (60) Vertices (62)
Coating Film (65) Handle (68)
Fixed shielding frame (70) lower turn plate (71)
Top turntable (72) Swivel partition (73)
Rotary shaft (74) inlet (75)
Shield airtight part (76) Outlet part (77)
Shield airtight part (78)
Conveyor (80) Conveyor (81)
Reader Shielding Box (100) Portable Leader Shielding Box (110)
Revolving Door Shield Reader (120) Revolving Door Shield Reader (130)
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The leader shield box 100 is a shielding box side plate 40 made of metal to block all four sides without a gap, and the upper surface is integrally blocked by the shielding box top plate 43 and is blocked, and the inner space part 41 at the lower end. In the lower part opening portion 42 is started from the six sides of the four-sided box-shaped, only one side of the lower portion is started, the remaining five sides are all blocked, and the edge of the lower portion opening portion 42 in the form of pleated rubber like bellows It is composed of carbon nanofibers including carbon, carbon, or metal powder, which is formed by mixing a large amount of rubber, silicone, or urethanes.
The leader shield box 100 is RFID ID tag multi-recognition conveyor is fixed to the slide guide so as not to follow the up and down movement to move up and down.
The shielding box 45 is not made of a hard metal of the entry portion and the discharge portion is provided with a plurality of flexible shield curtain film 47, the length is provided longer than the length of the lower opening portion 42,
The tag curtain 30 is moved by pushing the shielding curtain film 47 while the tag box 30 is moved by the rotation of the flat belt 20. At this time, the shielding curtain film 47 is flexible and is pushed while being pushed. It is possible to enter into the internal space portion 46, and to be configured to exit to the outside.
When there is no interference, such as when the tag box 30 enters or exits, the shielded curtain film 47 sags downward with gravity and its elasticity to closely adhere to the flat belt 20 so that the inner space 46 Confidential,
RF ID tag multi-recognition conveyor that has a large number of configurations that are projected to the side by a film of the same material on the shielded curtain film (47).
The shield curtain film 47 may be a film coated with carbon, carbon nanotubes, or metal powder, or an RFID tag multiple recognition conveyor which is a thin rubber plate and a silicon plate in which the above components are combined.
A curtain film is provided as a coating film 65 on the bottom opening portion 42 of the portable reader shielding box 110 and has flexibility, so that when it is placed on the floor, it overlaps between the bottom surface and the bottom opening portion 42. RFID tag multiple recognition conveyor with folded layer for confidentiality.
The coating film 65 covering the armature 60 is to be a metal coating, vapor deposition, and compounding in a plastic film, plastic film, plastic resin, vinyl resin, the metal may be carbon, carbon nanotubes, metal powder, the metal is aluminum All IDs including RFID tag multi recognition conveyor.
The coating film 65 anticipates a bag, a bag, a bag-shaped shielding bag, and has the flexibility of opening one side, so that it is normally folded and stored. RF ID tag multiple recognition conveyor with simple shielding bag that can be inserted and recognized.
The coating film 65 of the shielding bag is similar to the bag, bag, bag, shape, the RFID tag multiple recognition conveyor with a metal deposition coating in and out of the thin film form.
The rotary partition 73 is interposed between the lower rotary plate 71 and the upper rotary plate 72 in a cross shape, and is integrally provided to form a rotary shaft at the rotation center of the lower rotary plate 71 and the upper rotary plate 72. 74) rotate together,
The rotating partition 73 between the lower rotating plate 71 and the upper rotating plate 72 is made of metal to shield electromagnetic waves,
The inlet portion 75 can transfer the tag box 30 to the conveyor (80),
Can be used by installing a conveyor 81 that can receive the tag box 30 from the discharge portion 77,
The revolving door shield reader 120 having the inlet portion 75 and the discharge portion 77 facing each other is sealed between the fixed shielding frame 70 and the revolving partition 73 to be hermetically shielded. RFID tag multi-recognition conveyor with small space.
Like the revolving door shield reader 130, if the shield hermetic part 78 is removed and the discharge part 77 is provided at a position of about 270 degrees from the inlet part 75 with respect to the rotating shaft 74, the shield hermetic part 76 Since the space is doubled, the tag box 30 can be recognized while rotating at high speed.
In the revolving door shield reader 120 and the revolving door shield reader 130, the reader 48 is provided under the inner rotation shaft 74 of the upper rotating plate 72, and there is a space between each rotating partition 73 made of a number. In order to correspond to all, or provided with a groove protruding outward from one side of the upper end of the fixed shielding frame 70 located in the space of the shielded airtight portion 76 and can fix the reader 48 in the groove. RFID Tag Multi Recognition Conveyor.
The edges of the lower rotary plate 71 and the upper rotary plate 72 and the vertical edge of the rotary partition 73 may be provided with curtain means made of pleats to be airtight between the fixed shielding frame 70. Or, it is provided with a plurality of elastic and curved film of the inlet side and the outlet side in the rotational direction from the inside of the fixed shield frame 70, the film when the rotary partition 73 enters and exits while rotating This ID tag multi-recognition conveyor ensures confidentiality without sacrificing rotational drive.
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