Radio frequency identification tag with thin-film battery for antenna
A radio frequency identification tag, radio frequency identification technology, applied to antenna equipment with additional functions, intermediate position feed between antenna terminals, antenna and other directions, can solve problems such as reducing the practicability of tags
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[0021] see figure 1 , a conventional passive microwave RFID tag 1 is used here to illustrate the present invention. The microwave RFID tag 1 includes a microwave RFID chip 2 and a dipole antenna 4 mounted on a non-conductive polymer substrate 6 . If the microwave RFID tag 1 is made active, a battery will be added as an additional component of the tag. However, the battery will affect the operation of the antenna 4, and the battery needs to be placed at a certain distance from the antenna 4, resulting in a larger tag. Conventional active tags are typically stiff or inflexible due to the mounting requirement that the battery be separated from the antenna.
[0022] see figure 2 , an active microwave RFID tag 10, as further described below, provides a form of figure 1 The thin-film battery 8 of the dipole antenna 4 is shown in . Since the battery and antenna are formed as a co-located structure, the substrate 6 can be made relatively more flexible than conventional active RF...
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