RFID Smart Library Book Sorting Equipment

The book sorting equipment of the RFID smart library is an intelligent device that helps to realize active identification and automatic classification of books. It can use the library system and the data corresponding to the book tags to classify without human intervention, so that librarians can quickly put books on the shelves.
 

Similar to the luggage conveyor belt at the airport, the intelligent RFID smart library book sorting system can also be made into a similar conveying system. The book sorting reader and writer and the corresponding storage box are placed at a corresponding distance on the conveyor belt. The book sorting equipment antenna is installed at the bottom of the conveyor belt. When the book with the electronic tag is transported from the entrance to the position of each storage box along the conveyor belt, the RFID library book sorting antenna will communicate with the book electronic tag, and the sorting equipment reader and writer will read the book tag information. When the information is compared with the background and meets the conditions, the conveying equipment will receive the instruction and make the action of pushing the book to the storage box. Every book on the conveyor belt works in this way, and finally realizes the intelligent sorting of books.
 

The RFID library book sorting equipment uses a special reader and writer and antenna. The reader and writer part adopts an embedded medium-power reader and writer all-in-one machine with super anti-interference ability. The reader and writer adopts anti-metal design and is installed in a metal environment, which is not affected by the bottom and surrounding metal. The reading and writing distance reaches 38cm, which can read the electronic tags of books in advance, and do background comparison and send instructions in time. The antenna part of the sorting system adopts anti-metal shielding antenna. This product effectively limits the sensing area to the front of the antenna, which can prevent misreading of electronic tags outside the antenna; the antenna can be placed on a metal desktop, the performance is not affected, and it can stably read small-sized electronic tags.