Chipless RFID sensor for rotation monitoring

Simone Genovesi; Filippo Costa; Michele Borgese; Francesco Alessio Dicandia; Agostino Monorchio; Giuliano Manara

doi:10.1109/rfid-ta.2017.8098885

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Chipless RFID sensor for rotation monitoring

Simone Genovesi Filippo Costa Michele Borgese Francesco Alessio Dicandia Agostino Monorchio Giuliano Manara

Year: 2017 Pages: 233-236

DOI: 10.1109/rfid-ta.2017.8098885

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Abstract

A chipless RFID sensor exploiting the depolarizing effect of a finite period surface is proposed for rotation monitoring. The information is encoded in the cross-polar response of the scatterer, which, in turns, depends on the orientation of the chipless RFID tag with respect to the probing wave. Preliminary assessment is illustrated and critical issues are analyzed for future developments.

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Chipless RFID Rotation (mathematics) Orientation (vector space) Acoustics Computer science Electronic engineering Physics Engineering Computer vision Mathematics Radio-frequency identification Geometry

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