
Digital Receipt System for Paperless Billing
Pravin Bhole(Author)
Diplomica Verlag
1st Edition
Published in September 2017
68 pages
978-3-96067-646-1 (ISBN)
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The implementation of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology in industrial manufacturing and retail supply chain management has seen strong growth in recent years. This is partly due to Wal-Marts RFID mandate to its suppliers. As more companies along the global supply chain adopt RFID, RFID tags embedded can be expected to proliferate in virtually every industrial product, ranging from computers to automobiles, in the near future. Large retailers likeWal-Mart and government agencies such as the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) have driven recent developments in RFID technology. This in turn has a diffusion effect on hundreds of suppliers and manufacturers as their products are required to be tagged before shipping to these giant customers.
RFID technology provides a good alternative to automatically reading and writing product information. In addition to recording the identity of an object, RFID technology also documents its current status, recent past, and immediate future.
RFID technology provides a good alternative to automatically reading and writing product information. In addition to recording the identity of an object, RFID technology also documents its current status, recent past, and immediate future.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Hamburg
Germany
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32 Abb.
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4,11 MB
ISBN-13
978-3-96067-646-1 (9783960676461)
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Content
- Digital Receipt Systemfor Paperless Billing
- Abstract
- Contents
- List of Figures
- List of Tables
- Chapter 1 Introduction
- 1.1 Top-Level Block Diagram
- Chapter 2 Basic Concept and Literature Survey
- 2.1 California Stores Pilot NFC System Providing Electronic Receipts
- Chapter 3 Radio Frequency Identification and Detection
- 3.1 Introduction to RFID
- 3.2 How RFID works
- 3.3 Types of RFID
- 3.4 RFID Frequencies
- 3.5 History and Key-Developments
- 3.6 RFID Applications
- 3.7 RFID reader Pin Layout
- 3.8 RS 232 Interface Formate
- 3.9 RFID Technical Parameters
- 3.10 RFID v/s Barcodes
- 3.11 Current Scenario and Future
- Chapter 4 8051 Microcontrollers
- 4.1 8051 Family
- 4.2 Comparison of 8051 Family Members
- 4.3 Various 8051 microcontroller
- 4.4 Features of 8051
- 4.5 Memory Architecture
- 4.6 History of 8051 and Key Development
- 4.7 Applications
- 4.8 Development Cycle
- 4.9 Hex File Format
- 4.10 Programmer/Burner
- Chapter 5 Interface Between RFID With 8051 Microcontroller (AT89c51)
- 5.1 Interfacing Code
- Chapter 6 Database Management System and .Net Framework
- 6.1 Database
- 6.2 Terminology and Overview
- 6.3 Applications and Roles
- 6.4 Database Design and Modelling
- 6.5 Database Models
- 6.6 Database Storage
- 6.7 Database Security
- 6.8 .Net Framework
- 6.9 Design Features
- 6.10 Common Language Infrastructure(CLI)
- 6.11 Security
- 6.12 Availability
- Chapter 7 Main Circuit and Design
- Chapter 8 Testing Results
- Chapter 9 Conclusion and Future Scope
- References
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