A near-field UHF (865-928MHz) RFID desktop reader antenna is designed by means of a traveling wave antenna. Since the detection of a tagged item in an arbitrary position and orientation is desirable, a meandered coplanar waveguide (CPW) line is properly designed, getting an homogeneous magnetic field amplitude. The main parameters of the RFID reader antenna (reflection coefficient, gain, effective isotropic field factor) are presented and discussed. Furthermore, the simulated and measured H-field distribution are compared, resulting in a good agreement. Finally, the overall RFID system performance is evaluated in terms of tag detection, considering short-range and long-range commercial RFID tags. © 2012 IEEE.

Design and performance analysis of a planar antenna for near-field UHF-RFID desktop readers

Nepa P;
2012

Abstract

A near-field UHF (865-928MHz) RFID desktop reader antenna is designed by means of a traveling wave antenna. Since the detection of a tagged item in an arbitrary position and orientation is desirable, a meandered coplanar waveguide (CPW) line is properly designed, getting an homogeneous magnetic field amplitude. The main parameters of the RFID reader antenna (reflection coefficient, gain, effective isotropic field factor) are presented and discussed. Furthermore, the simulated and measured H-field distribution are compared, resulting in a good agreement. Finally, the overall RFID system performance is evaluated in terms of tag detection, considering short-range and long-range commercial RFID tags. © 2012 IEEE.
2012
9781457713309
desktop reader
near-field coupling
near-field reader antenna
UHF RFID
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