Using ant colony optimisation to improve the efficiency of small meander line RFID antennas

Using ant colony optimisation to improve the efficiency of small meander line RFID antennas

Randall, M, Lewis, A, Galehdar, A and Thiel, D 2007, 'Using ant colony optimisation to improve the efficiency of small meander line RFID antennas', in G Fox; K Chiu ; R Buyya (ed.) Proceedings of the 3rd IEEE International e-Science and Grid Computing Conference, United States, 10-13 December, 2007, pp. 345-351.

Document type:	Conference Paper
Collection:	Conference Papers

Title	Using ant colony optimisation to improve the efficiency of small meander line RFID antennas
Author(s)	Randall, M Lewis, A Galehdar, A Thiel, D
Year	2007
Conference name	3rd IEEE International e-Science and Grid Computing Conference
Conference location	United States
Conference dates	10-13 December, 2007
Proceedings title	Proceedings of the 3rd IEEE International e-Science and Grid Computing Conference
Editor(s)	G Fox; K Chiu ; R Buyya
Publisher	IEEE
Place of publication	United States
Start page	345
End page	351
Total pages	7
Abstract	Increasing the efficiency of meander line antennas is an important real-world problem within radio frequency identification (RFID). Meta-heuristic search algorithms, such as ant colony optimisation, are very efficient at solving problems that require paths to be constructed. This search technique is adapted to solve the grid based path problem for meander line antennas and incorporates the NEC evaluation suite. The results for grid sizes up to 10 x 10 grid indicates that ant colony optimisation is extremely effective at this real-world problem
Subjects	Electrical and Electronic Engineering not elsewhere classified
Copyright notice	© 2007 IEEE
ISBN	9780769530642

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