Abstract
In the information era, the knowledge learned in the campus can hardly meet the needs of the society, so the library has become one of the choices for people to supplement their knowledge. With the increasing demand for libraries, the traditional library management method has been difficult to support the demand. In order to promote the intelligent transformation of the library, the basic structure and principle of Radio Frequency Identification Devices (RFID) technology were briefly introduced in this paper, and the intelligent library management system based on RFID was also introduced. Then the library of Huaqiao University was divided into two regions, and the performance of collection counting, book query and passage efficiency of traditional library management based on magnetic stripe together with bar code and intelligent library management based on RFID were compared. The results showed that the collection counting efficiency of intelligent libraries was much higher than that of traditional libraries, the high accuracy and stability of book query avoided the dislocation and chaos like traditional libraries, and there was no congestion even during rush hours because of the higher passing efficiency.
Highlights
After entering the information age, information knowledge has been in a blowout state
The library of Huaqiao University was divided into two areas, and the performance of collection counting, book query and passage efficiency of the traditional library management based on magnetic stripe together with bar code and intelligent library management based on Radio Frequency Identification Devices (RFID) were compared
It took 5 people 8 hours to check all the books in the traditional library management system. It took only one person 2 minutes to count the books in the intelligent library management area, which was far more efficient than the traditional library management system of magnetic strip and bar code
Summary
After entering the information age, information knowledge has been in a blowout state. The knowledge accumulated in the campus era has been difficult to keep up with the development needs of the times It has become the choice of most people to enter the library to find and learn knowledge (Timoshenko 2017). In the aspect of book checking, the traditional book management needs a large number of people, and there may be loopholes, but in intelligent libraries, the number and location of books can be quickly confirmed through the positioning function of RFID. In the aspect of security of books, the traditional book management uses the magnetism of magnetic strips, but it needs periodic magnetization, which is troublesome to operate, but in intelligent libraries, magnetizing and demagnetization are not needed, extra energy is not needed, and the book information can be feedback in real time as long as the book is within the detection range. There are some related researches. Cheng et al (2016) designed a set
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