A 32-Bit Single Quadrant Angle-Controlled Chipless Tag for Radio Frequency Identification Applications

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Abstract

A 32-bit chipless RFID tag operating in the 4.5–10.9 GHz band is presented in this paper. The tag has a unique multiple-arc-type shape consisting of closely packed 0.2 mm wide arcs of different radii and lengths. The specific tag geometry provides multiple resonances in frequency domain of an RCS plot. A frequency domain coding technique has also been proposed to encode the tag’s RCS signature into a 32-bit digital identification code. The tag has an overall dimension of 17.9 × 17.9 mm2, resulting in a high code density of 9.98 bits/cm2 and spectral efficiency of 5 bits/GHz. The proposed tag is built on a low loss substrate bearing a very small footprint, thereby making it extremely suitable for large-scale product identification purposes in future chipless RFID tag systems.

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Noman, M., Haider, U. A., Ullah, H., Tahir, F. A., Rmili, H., & Najam, A. I. (2022). A 32-Bit Single Quadrant Angle-Controlled Chipless Tag for Radio Frequency Identification Applications. Sensors, 22(7). https://doi.org/10.3390/s22072492

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