The paper proposes a wearable miniaturized antenna array suitable to be adopted in 3.6 GHz body-centric backscattering communications. The array is a modified version of the comb-line antenna, whose horizontal segments are bent such to place the radiating dipoles near and increase the radiation efficiency of the structure by exploiting the vertical component of the transmission line currents. The antenna footprint is hence sensibly improved. Parametric analysis are performed and an optimal configuration is derived capable to provide a theoretical read distance of more than 4m.
Hughes, J.d., Occhiuzzi, C., Batchelor, J., Marrocco, G. (2021). Folded comb-line array for healthcare 5G-RFID-based IoT applications. In 2021 15th Annual IEEE International Conference on RFID, RFID 2021 (pp.1-5). 345 E 47TH ST, NEW YORK, NY 10017 USA : Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc. [10.1109/RFID52461.2021.9477309].
Folded comb-line array for healthcare 5G-RFID-based IoT applications
Occhiuzzi C.;Marrocco G.
2021-01-01
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The paper proposes a wearable miniaturized antenna array suitable to be adopted in 3.6 GHz body-centric backscattering communications. The array is a modified version of the comb-line antenna, whose horizontal segments are bent such to place the radiating dipoles near and increase the radiation efficiency of the structure by exploiting the vertical component of the transmission line currents. The antenna footprint is hence sensibly improved. Parametric analysis are performed and an optimal configuration is derived capable to provide a theoretical read distance of more than 4m.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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