This invention discloses a small-sized
printed circuit board radio frequency identification (RFID)
tag antenna with anti-
metal interference, comprising three
metal layers from top to bottom. The top layer is a radiating layer with a "U"-shaped antenna of zigzag structure on its surface. The middle layer is an
impedance matching layer with a non-resonant loop structure on its surface. The bottom layer is a grounding shielding layer. An FR-4
dielectric substrate is placed between the top radiating layer and the
impedance matching layer, and similarly, an FR-4
dielectric substrate of the same thickness is placed between the
impedance matching layer and the grounding shielding layer. Furthermore, short-circuit walls connecting the three
metal layers are provided on both sides of the edges. This invention utilizes mature
printed circuit board (PCB)
processing technology, enabling efficient and low-cost manufacturing of the
tag antenna. The stability and consistency of PCB
processing technology
ensure product quality while supporting large-scale
mass production, suitable for industrial applications. Combined with the multi-layer
antenna design of this invention, the precise
processing of complex electromagnetic structures is achieved through standardized processes, simplifying the production process and significantly reducing manufacturing costs. Compared with traditional
ceramic antenna designs that require precise material preparation, molding and
sintering steps, this invention is not only easier to process, but also more cost-effective and easier to promote and apply.