Post by flippyff on Apr 29, 2018 9:26:17 GMT
ted.europa.eu/udl?uri=TED:NOTICE:188358-2018:TEXT:EN:HTML
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Transport for London are exploring potential options for installing new RFID tags, either active or passive, within the track environment in order to provide accurate location to existing track geometry measurement systems fitted to passenger and non-passenger rolling stocks.
The existing system uses 2.45GHz battery powered active RFID tags with a Tag talks first protocol. The batteries within the tags have reached or are approaching their 10 year design life. New RFID systems, using similar tags at the same 2.45GHz frequency, are also being installed by other projects to support the introduction of a new signalling system, creating potential interference issues.
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HTIOI
Simon
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Short description:
Transport for London are exploring potential options for installing new RFID tags, either active or passive, within the track environment in order to provide accurate location to existing track geometry measurement systems fitted to passenger and non-passenger rolling stocks.
The existing system uses 2.45GHz battery powered active RFID tags with a Tag talks first protocol. The batteries within the tags have reached or are approaching their 10 year design life. New RFID systems, using similar tags at the same 2.45GHz frequency, are also being installed by other projects to support the introduction of a new signalling system, creating potential interference issues.
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HTIOI
Simon
