A Fully Integrated CMOS Security‐Enhanced Passive RFID Tag |
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Authors: | Suna Choi Hyunseok Kim Sangyeon Lee Kangbok Lee Heyungsub Lee |
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Affiliation: | 1. Suna Choi (phone: +82 10 7182 4431, sunachoi@etri.re.kr) is with the Broadcasting & Telecommunications Media Research Laboratory, ETRI, Daejeon, Rep. of Korea.;2. Hyunseok Kim (corresponding author, hyunseok@etri.re.kr), Sangyeon Lee (lsyeoun@etri.re.kr), Kangbok Lee (kblee@etri.re.kr), Heyungsub Lee (leehs@etri.re.kr) are with the IT Convergence Technology Research Laboratory, ETRI, Daejeon, Rep. of Korea. |
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Abstract: | A fully integrated CMOS security‐enhanced passive (SEP) tag that compensates the security weakness of ISO/IEC 18000‐6C is presented in this paper. For this purpose, we propose a security‐enhanced protocol that provides mutual authentication between tag and reader. We show that the proposed protocol meets the security demands of the ongoing international standard for RFID secure systems, ISO/IEC 29167‐6. This paper fabricates the SEP tag with a 0.18‐µm CMOS technology and suggests the optimal operating frequency of the CMOS SEP tag to comply with ISO/IEC 18000‐6C. Furthermore, we measure the SEP tag under a wireless environment. The measured results show that communications between the SEP tag and reader are successfully executed in both conventional passive and SEP modes, which follow ISO/IEC 18000‐6C and the proposed security enhanced protocol, respectively. In particular, this paper shows that the SEP tag satisfies the timing link requirement specified in ISO/IEC 18000‐6C. |
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Keywords: | RFID security‐enhanced passive tag AES ISO/IEC 29167‐6 ISO/IEC 18000‐6C |
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