Collision Avoidance
Generally collision occurs when two entities require the identical resource; for example, two ships with crossing courses in a narrows. In wireless technology, collision occurs when two transmitters transmit at the same time with the same modulation scheme on the same frequency. In RFID technology, various strategies have been developed to overcome this dangerous situation.
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