Textronic UHF RFID Transponder

Jankowski-Mihułowicz, Piotr; Węglarski, Mariusz; Chamera, Mateusz; Pyt, Patryk

doi:10.3390/s21041093

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“…Moreover, the standard semi-passive transponder can only be used in logistic processes (e.g., in trade, Decathlon). It cannot be used throughout the life cycle of textile products [ 12 ], e.g., during washing or ironing. In this context, the obtained research results were the basis for the authors to start the process of creating a useful design of the RFIDtex tag for various products of the textile industry.…”

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“…An additional built-in power source (e.g., a removable or nonremovable lithium battery) distinguishes this group of devices ( Figure 1 b). In terms of construction, the concept of textronic RFID (RFIDtex) tags, proposed by the authors ( Figure 1 c) [ 12 ], stands out. In their structure, the antenna and chip are located on physically separated substrates and are galvanically isolated.…”

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The Influence of Textile Substrates on the Performance of Textronic RFID Transponders

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Recent advances in the development of innovative textronic products are often related to the implementation of radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology. Such devices contain components of wireless telecommunications systems, in which radiofrequency circuits should be designed taking into account not only the frequency band or destined application, but also the dielectric properties of the materials. As is known from the theory of RFID systems, the dielectric permittivity and loss angle of the substrates significantly affect the performance of RFID transponders. Therefore, the knowledge on the variability of these parameters is highly important in the context of developing new solutions in textronic devices with the RFID interface. According to the plan of studies, at the beginning, the comprehensive characterization and determination of the dielectric parameters of various types of textile substrates were carried out. On this basis, the influence of fabrics on the performance of textronic RFID (RFIDtex) tags was characterized with numerical calculations. As the RFIDtex transponders proposed by the authors in the patent PL231291 have an outstanding design in which the antenna and the chip are located on physically separated substrates and are galvanically isolated, the special means had to be implemented when creating a numerical model. On the other hand, the great advantage of the developed construction was confirmed. Since the impedance at the chip’s terminals is primarily determined by the coupling system, the selected fabrics have relatively low impact on the efficiency of the RFIDtex transponder. Such an effect is impossible to achieve with classical designs of passive or semi-passive transponders. The correctness of the simulations was verified on the exemplary demonstrators, in threshold and rotation measurements performed at the laboratory stand.

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The Influence of Textile Substrates on the Performance of Textronic RFID Transponders

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“…27 A piezo-resistive smart textiles were experimentally quantified and determined to be sufficient for classification tasks; 28 A new RFID devices is implemented in the textronic structure with the RFID interface in order to split the transponder into two independently manufactured components. 29…”

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Smart E-textiles: A review of their aspects and applications

Younes

2023

Journal of Industrial Textiles

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The innovation in high-converging technology using electronics and textiles augments the functionality of E-textiles as Smart E-Textiles (SETs), which overcome the gap between interactivity and inter-connectivity. The current article presents a review about the recent developments in Smart E-textiles and their relationship with other modern technologies. Smart E-Textiles can be developed via smart sensors, wireless communication technologies, embedded technologies, and nanotechnology, which can monitor activity for modern applications. Investments in research and development of Smart E-Textiles will encourage the use of them as sustainable and cost-effective options for light-weight, high-performance wearable technology for monitoring a wide range of the digitization activities of Smart E-Textiles applications.

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“…It is one of the most popular identification systems used in many branches of industry and services. It works mostly in HF 13.56 MHz or UHF 860 -960 MHz frequency ranges offering read distance from a few centimetres in case of HF RFID tags to several meters in case of UHF RFID tags, respectively [11][12][13][14][15]. However, the read performance of RFID tags depends on a design of tags and selection of an RFID reader.…”

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