Small-scale ultrahigh frequency RFID anti-metal tag antenna and impedance separation matching method
An anti-metal tag and ultra-high frequency technology, applied in the field of radio frequency identification, can solve the problems of large antenna volume, narrow bandwidth, and unsuitable for logistics applications, and achieve the effects of increasing actual gain, reducing size, and reducing antenna gain attenuation
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[0040] This example aims to design an anti-metal tag that covers the entire frequency band of UHF RFID in China and has a reading distance greater than 2m through the impedance separation and matching method of the antenna structure proposed by the present invention. The tag chip adopts the G2 chip of NXP Company, the typical reading sensitivity is -15dBm, and the corresponding input impedance of the tag chip at 890MHz is 14-j126Ω. Both substrates are made of FR4 material with a relative dielectric constant of 4.4, a loss tangent of 0.01, and a thickness of 1.6mm. The total size of the label is 28mm(L)×14mm(W)×3.2mm(h1+h2).
[0041] This example completes the antenna design and the simulation verification of the impedance separation and matching method based on the finite element method. In view of the fact that the invention is mainly used in metal environments, this example expands the floor size to 200mm×200mm during the optimization process to simulate labels directly attac...
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