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On-Chip Antenna Designs for UHF RFID

10-10-07 15:35
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BY: XI, JINGTIAN; YAN, NA; MIN, HAO


Item-level tagging (ILT) has put a strict demand on the size and cost of tags. Near-field UHF RFID is believed to be one solution to implement ILT. To reduce the size and cost of tags to the minimum, on-chip antennas (OCA) utilizing near-field coupling are studied in this paper. Full-wave electromagnetic solvers are used to aid OCA design, and measurement results are presented to demonstrate the feasibility of UHF tags with OCA embedded.






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