Backscatter

Demystifying Backscatter: An Explanation of Terms

Backscatter explanation of terms

Backscatter, also known as backscattering, is a term commonly used in the field to describe the reflection of waves, particles, or signals. In simple terms, it refers to the process where waves are reflected backward.

Backscatter in the RFID field

In the realm of RFID technology, backscatter specifically refers to the method of communication between passive RFID transponders and RFID readers. In this process, the reader emits waves which are then reflected by the transponder. The transponder modulates the reflected signal with its information, allowing it to be received and processed by the reader.


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