Concerning the collision problem of the reader in Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) application field, the polling-based frame slot algorithm and the binary bit anti-collision algorithm were compared, and then the improved frame slot algorithm was proposed. First, the frame length was divided into several slots; second, the numbers of tags were dynamically estimated, and the frame length to be transmitted was determined, then the response probability of the electronic label for a slot in the frame was reached a maximum; finally, the minimum system collision probability was reached. The simulation results show that, the system throughput rate of the improved frame slot anti-collision algorithm can be maintained at more than 50%, and in the working scope with a large number of electronic tags throughput rate can reach more than 65%. Compared with the frame slot anti-collision algorithm on average 36% of the system throughput rate, the system throughput rate of improved frame slot algorithm nearly doubles. And the structure is simple, so it is easy to be used in practical applications.
To overcome the defects of the existing algorithms, such as the poor real-time performance, bad effect in sky area and dark dehazed image, a real-time image haze removal algorithm was proposed. Firstly, dark channel prior was used to estimate the rough transmission map. Secondly, the method of optimized guided filtering was used to refine the down-sampled rough transmission map, which can real-time process higher resolution image. Thirdly, refined transmission map was up-sampled and corrected to obtain the final transmission map, which can overcome the defect of bad effect in sky area. Finally, the clear image was got by adaptive brightness adjustment with color restoration. The complexity of the algorithm is only a linear function of the number of input image pixels, which brings a very fast implementation. For the image which resolution is 600×400, the processing time is 80ms.