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Sydänheimo, Lauri
Tampere University
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- 2019Impact of anatomical variability on the wireless power transfer to intra-abdominal implantscitations
- 2016Brush-painting and photonical sintering of copper and silver inks on cotton fabric to form antennas for wearable ultra-high-frequency radio-frequency identification tagscitations
- 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
- 2015Heat-sintered and photonically sintered brush-painted silver UHF RFID tags on plywood substrates
- 2012Performance of high-permittivity ceramic-polymer composite as a substrate for UHF RFID tag antennascitations
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Performance of high-permittivity ceramic-polymer composite as a substrate for UHF RFID tag antennas
Abstract
A high-permittivity ceramic-polymer composite substrate is fabricated and proposed for its potential use in UHF RFID tags. The substrate is developed using high-permittivity Barium Titanate (BaTiO3) ceramic powder mixed with polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) polymer. The resulting composite achieves a soft, hydrophobic, heat resistant, low loss, and flexible material with high dielectric constant. The percentage of the ceramic powder in the composite helps in achieving variable permittivity values. When this material is used as a substrate for a tag antenna, it will help the tag to be reduced in size, to conform to uneven or rough surface, and to be less vulnerable to breakage or other environmental damages. A small passive UHF RFID tag antenna is designed, fabricated, and attached to this type of composite substrate, to demonstrate the performance of this composite material.