Design of meander-line antennas for radio frequency identification based on multiobjective optimization

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This paper presents optimization problem formulations to design meander-line antennas for passive UHF radio frequency identification tags based on given specifications of input impedance, frequency range, and geometric constraints. In this application, there is a need for directive transponders to select properly the target tag, which in turn must be ideally isotropic. The design of an effective meander-line antenna for RFID purposes requires balancing geometrical characteristics with the microchip impedance. Therefore, there is an issue of optimization in determining the antenna parameters for best performance. The antenna is analyzed by a method of moments. Some results using a deterministic optimization algorithm are shown. Copyright © 2012 X. L. Travassos et al.

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Travassos, X. L., Lisboa, A. C., & Vieira, D. A. G. (2012). Design of meander-line antennas for radio frequency identification based on multiobjective optimization. International Journal of Antennas and Propagation, 2012. https://doi.org/10.1155/2012/795464

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