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An Electrically Small Spherical UHF RFID Tag Antenna With Quasi-Isotropic Patterns for Wireless Sensor Networks
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2010
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Rf DevicesEngineeringAntenna TestingQuasi-isotropic PatternsRfid ChipRadio EngineeringWireless Sensor NetworksAntennaSmall SizeAntenna DesignMicrowave AntennaRadio FrequencyComputational ElectromagneticsRadio Frequency IdentificationRf SubsystemMultiband AntennasElectromagnetic Compatibility
An electrically small spherical UHF (911.25 MHz) radio frequency identification (RFID) tag antenna is proposed. A dipole-typed RFID tag antenna is wound into a spherical shape to achieve small size and quasi-isotropic pattern. The overall diameter of the antenna is 25 mm (0.076¿), and the resulting electrical size is a kr of 0.24. A short stub is employed for good conjugate impedance matching with a RFID chip (Z <sub xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">chip</sub> = 14 - j145 ¿). The designed antenna has a -10-dB bandwidth of 7 MHz (0.77%) and the maximum readable distance of 132 cm at 5.2 W EIRP.
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