Design of Combined Temperature and Humidity Chipless RFID Sensors

The rapid advancements, in technology have resulted in the adoption of RFID for purposes like managing inventory optimizing supply chains tracking assets and controlling access. One promising area where RFID technology shines is in sensing applications. With its ability to capture real time data and monitor effectively, RFID technology is especially well suited for sensing. The chipless RFID sensor seeks to address the limitations of traditional sensors by leveraging the real time data capture and monitoring capabilities provided by RFID technology. By incorporating temperature and humidity sensing into chipless RFID tags the functionality and adaptability of these sensors are significantly improved. This initiative focuses on developing a chipless RFID sensor that can measure both temperature and humidity using a tag. Through the use of materials that're sensitive to both parameters and can be printed in environments our goal is to create an affordable versatile and precise sensor that will have broad applications across industries such, as agriculture, healthcare and manufacturing.

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2024-08-08
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icecsp61809.2024.10698307
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RFID technology advancements
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Design of Combined Temperature and Humidity Chipless RFID Sensors

P. Ajay, Ramya Vijay, Monisha Selvaraj, V. C. Harita Gayathri
RFID technology advancements
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Design of Combined Temperature and Humidity Chipless RFID Sensors

P. Ajay, Ramya Vijay, Monisha Selvaraj, V. C. Harita Gayathri
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Abstract

The rapid advancements, in technology have resulted in the adoption of RFID for purposes like managing inventory optimizing supply chains tracking assets and controlling access. One promising area where RFID technology shines is in sensing applications. With its ability to capture real time data and monitor effectively, RFID technology is especially well suited for sensing. The chipless RFID sensor seeks to address the limitations of traditional sensors by leveraging the real time data capture and monitoring capabilities provided by RFID technology. By incorporating temperature and humidity sensing into chipless RFID tags the functionality and adaptability of these sensors are significantly improved. This initiative focuses on developing a chipless RFID sensor that can measure both temperature and humidity using a tag. Through the use of materials that're sensitive to both parameters and can be printed in environments our goal is to create an affordable versatile and precise sensor that will have broad applications across industries such, as agriculture, healthcare and manufacturing.

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Affordable and clean energy
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RFID technology advancements
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