Compact folded square-loop antenna for reading near-field RFID tags in blood sample tracking system

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A highly compact (25 × 25 × 0.8 mm3) dual-band folded square-loop antenna is proposed for reading near-field RF identification (RFID) tags. The antenna has a strong and uniform magnetic field in the nearfield zone of the square loop. The side length of the square loop (∼λ/16) generates resonant frequencies in two conventional modes (0.5λ and 1.0λ). Experimental interrogation of a small RFID button tag attached to a blood sample collection tube showed that the antenna has a small interrogation zone (15 × 15 mm2), which avoids unnecessary interrogation. Experiments also showed that with an input power of 25 dBm, the antenna can tag at a distance of up to 40 mm, which confirmed its suitability for reading button-Type RFID tags attached to blood sample collection tubes and other specimen containers.

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Lin, Y. F., Liao, C. T., Chen, H. M., & Jiang, Z. D. (2017). Compact folded square-loop antenna for reading near-field RFID tags in blood sample tracking system. Electronics Letters, 53(25), 1627–1628. https://doi.org/10.1049/el.2017.1859

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