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MOJIX STAR User Manual www.mojix.com

MOJIX STAR

User Manual

MOJIX Corporation

Space-Time-Array Reader

• Date:

10/12/07

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Contact:

Paul Barriga

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Organization

Customer Support

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Location:

Los Angeles, CA

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E-mail:

support@mojix.com

• Telephone:

310-479-9021

Document Revision History:

Date Revision Revised By Approved By

6-11-07 Rev 1.0 Paul Barriga

9-18-07 Rev 1.1 Paul Barriga

10-12-07 Rev 1.2 Paul Barriga

Mojix STAR User Manual 1.2.doc Friday, October 12, 2007

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MOJIX STAR User Manual www.mojix.com MOJIX STAR User Manual MOJIX Corporation Space-Time-Array Reader • Date: 10/12/07 • Contact: Paul Barriga • Organization Customer Support • Location: Los Angeles, CA • E-mail: support@mojix.com • Telephone: 310-479-9021 Document Revision History: Date 6-11-07 9-18-07 10-12-07 Revision Rev 1.0 Rev 1.1 Rev 1.2 Revised By Paul Barriga Paul Barriga Paul Barriga Mojix STAR User Manual 1.2.
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MOJIX STAR User Manual www.mojix.com Table of Contents 1. OVERVIEW............................................................................................................ 3 2. AIR INTERFACE ASSEMBLY ........................................................................... 4 3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ....................................................................... 5 4. SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE ................................................................................ 7 5. 4.1.
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MOJIX STAR User Manual www.mojix.com 1. Overview The origin of Mojix's technology lies in deep space communication theory. By utilizing time, frequency and space dimensions in processing the received signal from the RFID tag, Mojix technology provides more than a 30dB increase in link budget when compared to existing RFID readers. The result is far greater accuracy in read reliability and up to 10 times improvement in read/write range.
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MOJIX STAR User Manual www.mojix.com the unwanted direction of arrival of the interferer. Interference excision identifies the waveform class of the interferer and cancels the interference in frequency and time domain in the signal processing chain of the received signal. 2. Air Interface Assembly The AIA is powered directly by the 48 VDC power supply and the AIA in turn powers each Exciter.
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MOJIX STAR User Manual www.mojix.com and will include interfaces to the enterprise middleware. The controller is not explicitly depicted in Figure 1 to emphasize the abstraction of the controller functionality in the WAN cloud. In a larger enterprise deployment, multiple STAR domains would exist in various locations and would require one or more controllers, which are generic, Linux based computer systems. Figure 3 3.
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MOJIX STAR User Manual www.mojix.com Power Supply Power Consumption Tag Protocols Synchronization IP Addressing Host Interface Protocols +24 VDC, 2 Amp 200 Watts operational, 100 Watts in standby RJ6 BNC for Exciters (Remote Transmitters) Optional 802.11a/b/g/n integrated module 3rd Party solutions available for cellular, satellite or fiber LED’s for Power, Standby and Transmit Ethernet 10/100 Base-T, RJ-45 Interface • Full TCP-IP socket interface Version 4.0 and Version 6.
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MOJIX STAR User Manual www.mojix.com RX Array STAR 1000 – AIA & Receiver Array 4. System Architecture Interrogation space TX # 1 R-1 Power Supply Figure 4 Figure 4 represents the overall system architecture with the AIA, exciters and Linux host for management, control, deployment, and business applications. 4.1. Top Level Architecture – AIA Hardware Figure 5 represents the top level architecture of the AIA hardware.
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MOJIX STAR User Manual www.mojix.com 4.2.
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MOJIX STAR User Manual www.mojix.com 5. FCC Assertion INSTRUCTION TO THE USER This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.