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BS ISO 17366:2013

BS ISO 17366:2013

$167.15

Supply chain applications of RFID. Product packaging

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BSI 2013 44
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This International Standard defines the basic features of RFID for use in the supply chain when applied to product packaging. In particular it

  • provides specifications for the identification of the product packaging,

  • makes recommendations about additional information on the RF tag,

  • specifies the semantics and data syntax to be used,

  • specifies the data protocol to be used to interface with business applications and the RFID system,

  • specifies the minimum performance requirements,

  • specifies the air interface standards between the RF interrogator and RF tag, and

  • specifies the reuse and recyclability of the RF tag.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
7 Foreword
8 Introduction
9 Section sec_1
Section sec_2
Section sec_3
1 Scope
2 Conformance and performance specifications
3 Normative references
10 Section sec_4
4 Terms and definitions
11 Section sec_5
Section sec_5.1
5 Concepts
5.1 Differentiation between this layer and the preceding layers
12 Table tab_a
Figure fig_1
13 Figure fig_2
Section sec_5.2
Section sec_5.3
Section sec_5.3.1
5.2 Returnable packaging item
5.3 Unique item identifier
14 Section sec_5.3.2
Table tab_1
15 Table tab_2
Section sec_5.3.3
Table tab_3
16 Section sec_5.4
Section sec_6
Section sec_6.1
5.4 Other identification requirements
6 Differentiation within this layer
6.1 Business processes
17 Section sec_6.2
Section sec_6.3
Section sec_7
Section sec_7.1
6.2 Lot/batch vs. serial number vs. product identification only
6.3 Consumer products vs. industrial/government
7 Data content
7.1 Introduction
18 Section sec_7.2
Section sec_7.2.1
Section sec_7.2.2
Section sec_7.2.3
Section sec_7.2.4
Section sec_7.3
Section sec_7.3.1
Section sec_7.3.2
7.2 System data elements
7.3 Tag structure
19 Figure fig_3
Section sec_7.3.3
20 Section sec_7.4
7.4 Protocol control (PC) bits
21 Table tab_4
Section sec_7.5
Section sec_7.5.1
Section sec_7.5.2
Section sec_7.5.3
7.5 Data elements
22 Section sec_7.6
Section sec_7.7
Section sec_8
Section sec_8.1
Section sec_8.2
Section sec_8.3
Section sec_8.4
Section sec_8.5
7.6 Traceability
7.7 Unique item serialization
8 Data security
8.1 Confidentiality
8.2 Data integrity
8.3 Interrogator authentication
8.4 Non-repudiation/audit trail
8.5 Product authentication/anti-counterfeiting
23 Section sec_9
Figure fig_4
Section sec_10
Section sec_10.1
Section sec_10.2
Section sec_10.3
Section sec_10.4
9 Identification of RFID labelled material
10 Backup in case of RF tag failure
10.1 Human readable interpretation
10.2 Human readable translation
10.3 Data titles
10.4 Backup
24 Figure fig_5
Section sec_11
Section sec_11.1
Section sec_11.2
11 Tag operation
11.1 Data protocol
11.2 Minimum performance requirements (range and rate)
25 Table tab_5
Section sec_11.3
11.3 Environmental considerations
26 Section sec_11.4
Section sec_11.5
Section sec_11.6
Section sec_11.7
Section sec_11.8
Section sec_11.9
Section sec_11.10
Section sec_11.11
11.4 Tag orientation
11.5 Packaging material
11.6 Shock loads and abrasions
11.7 Tag lifetime
11.8 Minimum system reliability
11.9 Air interface
11.10 Memory requirements for application
11.11 Sensor interface, if applicable
27 Section sec_11.12
Section sec_11.13
Section sec_11.14
Section sec_11.15
Section sec_11.16
Section sec_12
11.12 Real time clock option
11.13 Safety and regulatory considerations
11.14 Non-observable data
11.15 Tag recyclability
11.16 Tag reusability
12 Tag location and presentation
28 Section sec_12.1
Section sec_12.2
Section sec_13
Section sec_13.1
Section sec_13.2
Section sec_13.2.1
Section sec_13.2.2
Section sec_14
12.1 Material on which the tag is mounted or inserted
12.2 Geometry of the package/tag environment
13 Interrogator and reader requirements
13.1 Safety and regulatory considerations
13.2 Data privacy
14 Interoperability, compatibility and non-interference with other RF systems
29 Annex sec_A
Table tab_A.1
Annex A
(informative)

Table of useful data elements for product life cycle management

30 Annex sec_B
Annex sec_B.1
Annex sec_B.2
Annex B
(normative)

Encoding

31 Figure fig_B.1
33 Figure fig_B.2
Annex sec_B.3
Table tab_B.2
34 Figure fig_B.3
Table tab_B.3
35 Table tab_B.4
Annex sec_B.4
Annex sec_B.4.1
Annex sec_B.4.1.1
Annex sec_B.4.1.2
36 Figure fig_B.4
Annex sec_B.5
Annex sec_B.5.1
37 Annex sec_B.5.2
Annex sec_B.6
Annex sec_B.6.1
Annex sec_B.6.2
38 Annex sec_B.6.3
Table tab_B.5
Annex sec_B.6.3.1
Annex sec_B.6.3.2
39 Annex sec_B.6.3.3
Figure fig_B.5
Figure fig_B.6
40 Reference ref_1
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