Healthcare Technology Letters · 2015 · 24 citations · 7 references
EngineeringBioengineeringMicroelectromechanical SystemsSensorsWireless CommunicationsHumidity SensorsMoisture AnalysisMoisture DeterminationRadio-frequency Identification SystemsSmart SensorsWearable Health TechnologiesElectronic Identification TagsHumidity MonitoringMoisture SensorsPassive Radio Frequency IdentificationRadio-frequency IdentificationRadio-frequency Identification TagsRfid TagsSubstrate Effects
A passive smart tag is described that responds to dampness in diapers once a pre-defined threshold value is reached. A high-frequency (HF) system at 13.56 MHz is used as this allows operation through water or human tissues with less absorption that would occur for an ultra-HF signal. A circular spiral coil and swelling substrate facilitate a reaction to dampness that can be detected without contact to the diaper wearer. A prototype design is simulated and measured results are provided together with a demonstration of a tag integrated into a worn diaper.
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