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- 2016Reliability of Passive UHF RFID Copper Tags on Plywood Substrate in High Humidity Conditionscitations
- 2016Brush-Painting and Photonic Sintering of Copper Oxide and Silver Inks on Wood and Cardboard Substrates to Form Antennas for UHF RFID Tagscitations
- 2016Experimental study on brush-painted passive RFID-based humidity sensors embedded into plywood structurescitations
- 2016Novel Manufacturing Methods and Materials for UHF RFID Tags in Identification and Sensing Applications
- 2015Heat-sintered and photonically sintered brush-painted silver UHF RFID tags on plywood substrates
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Heat-sintered and photonically sintered brush-painted silver UHF RFID tags on plywood substrates
Abstract
In this abstract, we present ultra high frequency (UHF) radiofrequency identification (RFID) tag antennas that were manufactured by brush-painting silver ink on plywood substrates and sintered photonically and by heat. Wood is a potential environmentally friendly and biodegradable substrate material for various electronic applications. Great potential can be found especially from passive UHF RFID technology that can be embedded into variety of wooden objects. Embedded UHF RFID tags can provide identification and tracking of wooden products throughout their whole lifetime. Heat sintering in an oven is nowadays used in additive manufacturing with success. However, the needed sintering times are long and the needed temperatures are high, which can be problematic to many substrate materials. Photonic sintering uses short light pulses from a flash lamp to heat the ink to a high enough temperature within few milliseconds in ambient conditions. It can be used also with heat sensitive substrate materials. However, finding the right sintering parameters can be challenging.