RFID Tag Design Using Spiral Resonators and Defected Ground Structure
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Abstract
This paper presents a simple generalized approach to design a compact chipless radio frequency identification tag. The proposed chipless tag encodes data into the spectral signature using a set of spiral resonators on both sides of substrate. Transmission amplitude component of the tag is used for data encoding. For miniaturization purpose, defected ground structure is used to reduce the circuit size by half compared to the conventional cascading technique. The proposed chipless tag operates between 4-6 GHz and produces 256 different binary strings through eight encoded bits. Measurement and simulation results verify the authenticity of this design.
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| Authors | Veysi, M.;Ahmadi, A.;Karimi, G.;Lalbakhsh, A.; |
| Journal | radioengineering |
| Year | 2017 |
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