National Conference on Electronics and Communications REV2013

Microstrip Antenna for RFID Cards

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AbstractNowadays, Radio Frequency Identification applications (RFID) are widely developed and become more and more popular. !e RFID systems include two main parts, i.e. RFID "ta#$ and t!e "reader$. In t!e "ta#$, t!e most important component is t!e antenna. In t!e literature, various %inds of antennas !ave been desi#ned for RFID applications. !e RFID "ta#$ must be small and t!in so t!at it can be easily attac!ed to t!e pac%a#es, plastic cards, tic%ets, clot!in# labels, pallets and boo%s. !erefore, t!e desi#ned antenna must also fit into t!e "ta#$. &oreover, for eac! RFID application requires a specific frequency band wit! !i#! speed, more accuracy, more convenient and c!eapest price so t!e antenna desi#n for t!e RFID ta# is necessary. oday 'ietnam !as been developin# and e(pandin# t!e automatic toll station for ve!icles usin# RFID. !erefore, RFID cards must be send and receive faster in a lon# distance usin# microwave antennas. In our researc! pro)ect, an antenna prototype for RFID application !as been studied, desi#ned, fabricated and measured. !e results from t!e desi#ned antenna met all t!e above requirements. Keywordscomponent; formatting; style; styling; insert

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Name of or"ani#ation $of Affiliation% Cit&' Countr& Email( /e stored in an RFID ta"' etc) 8enerall&' RFID often -or2 at fre.uenc& from 9:0 to ;30M4# $,ltra i" Fre.uenc&%) 4o-e1er' in t is fre.uenc& ran"e' t e RFID does not -or2 -ell in moist en1ironments) In fre.uenc& /and of Micro-a1e from 2)< to :)0 84# $t&picall& 2)<= or =)9 84#%' RFID ta" as similar c aracteristics to ,4F /and' /ut -it faster readin" rates) +ne important part in RFID card is t e antenna' - ic sends and recei1es radio fre.uenc& to identif& o/0ect) In literature' RFID antennas a1e /een desi"ned in 1arious s apes' si#es and specific applications) Reference >1? presented t e printed dipole antenna for @iAFi and @iAMaB applications $-ide /andAmore t an =0C /and-idt around t e fre.uenc& of 2)= 84#% on a dielectric su/strate $permitti1it& 2)1D%) In reference >2?' an antenna desi"ned for 2)<= 84# RFID readers -it VAs aped "round and printed on FR<AepoB& laminated /oard <0mm E =0mm) An antenna desi"ned for @ireless 3AN applications on FR<AepoB& su/strate $permitti1it& <)2' F 1):mm% -it small si#e 31 mm E 9 mm E 1): mm' is demonstrated in >3?) In ><?' t e antenna for 38 mo/iles andsets on FR< epoB& su/strate -it si#e =3)<: mm E 1< mm E 1 mm a1e /een indicated) @it RFID applications' t e antenna as /een desi"ned in reference >=?) Also in >=?' t e antenna as /een desi"ned to ac ie1e dual /and RFID reader' - ic operates at ,4F /ands $9:0 M4# ;:0 M4#% and IGM /ands $2)<= 84#%)* e microstrip antenna in >:? -as desi"ned for smart mo/ile p ones -it dual /and at 8GM;00 and ,M*G2100 and si#e =3)<:mm E 1<mm E 1mm' - ic can /e used as a "ood reference for t e antenna desi"ned in t is -or2)

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RFID is a tec nolo"&' - ic uses t e radio fre.uenc& to identif& t e o/0ect) It can /e used to ta"' so t at information a/out t em can /e collected' to identif& indi1iduals in order to allo- or pre1ent access or to pro1ide information a/out t eir - erea/outs) It is an essential part of s&stems for lo"istics and deli1er& trac2in"' securit& or for mana"in" safet& inspections) All o1er t e -orld' t ere are four popular fre.uenc& /ands' - ic a1e /een reco"ni#ed and used in industr& and commerce) * ese are 3o- Fre.uenc& /and $3F%' 4i" Fre.uenc& /and $4F%' ,ltra 4i" Fre.uenc& /and $,4F% and Micro-a1e /and)
*A53E I) *and RFID frequency Read ran#e Data rate RFID FRE6,ENC7 5AND +F ./01.23 4,5 : ;.0 m . %b<s ,F .2.06 &,5 :..0 m /0 %b<s -,F 7601806 &,5 :0 m 2; %b<s &icrowave /.30 9,5 :.; m .;; %b<s

Fi") 1) Gome antenna samples from literature

In our pro0ect' an antenna for RFID ta" as /een studied' desi"ned' simulated and measured) * e antenna is placed on FR<A epoB& su/strate' - ic as t e permitti1it& of ' t e t ic2ness is F 0)9 mm and 3D si#e is <0 mm E ;)= mm E

In recent &ears' RFID tec nolo"& is -idel& used /ecause of its ad1anta"es' suc as( lon"er read ran"e t an /arcode and read!-rite memor& capa/ilit&) * erefore' more data can

National Conference on Electronics and Communications REV2013 0)9 mm) * e proposed antenna operates at ,4F fre.uenc& of 2)<= 84#' in - ic t e return loss $R3% /and-idt is 1;0M4#) II) DEGI8N AND GIM,3A*I+N +F *4E AN*ENNA
Fi") 3) Antenna patc and antenna "round

* e finall& desi"ned antenna is presented in 2D and 3D s apes in Fi"ure <)

* e real RFID card is s o-n in Fi"ure 2 -it rectan"ular si#es to fit standard card reader' popular si#e is 9)= cm E =)= cm E 1cm)

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A Real RFID Card

Fi") <) * e desi"ned antenna model 2D representation and 3D representation

In order to fit in a small and t in ousin" as s o-n in Fi"ure 2' t e microstrip tec nolo"& as /een c osen for our pro0ect) * e antenna consists of a radiator /ranc and a microstrip feed line on one side of su/strate surface and a "round plane printed on t e ot er side) * e parameters of t e su/strate are presented in *a/le 2)
*A53E II) =arameters =ermittivity >i5e *4E HARAME*ERG +F G,5G*RA*E 'alue 3.3 (Fr31epo(y) 3; mm @ 8.0 mm @ ;.7 mm

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REG,3*G AND DIGC,GGI+NG

* e simulated antenna as /een desi"ned to -or2 at ,4F fre.uenc& of 2)<= 84#) Firstl&' t e simulated return loss of t e microstrip antenna as /een presented in Fi"ure =)

A =0I port is needed in t e simulation) * e feed line' can /e approBimatel& calculated e.ual to J!< F 31)2= mm) 5& usin" t e tool on t e internet' -e a1e calculated t e len"t and -idt of t e patc ) 5ase on a /ranc of t e antenna >:?' t e antenna as /een optimi#ed to ac ie1e t e operatin" fre.uenc& eBactl& and t e -ider /and-idt ) * e antenna model -ill /e simulated /& usin" commercial soft-are) * e antenna model -ill /e desi"ned' simulated and optimi#ed in order to meet t e re.uirement) 5& a continuous process desi"n' simulation optimi#ation of t e model' finall&' t e proposed patc "round plane a1e /een o/tained as "i1en in Fi"ure 3) and and

Fi") =) Gimulated return loss of t e desi"ned antenna

* e simulated results are summari#ed in t e follo-in" *a/le 3)

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=arameters Resonant Frequency Return loss *andwidt! at R+ ? 1./d*

National Conference on Electronics and Communications REV2013 As s o-n in Fi"ure =' "ood return loss result as /een o/tained' - ic is A23): d5 at 2)<=84#)* e approBimatel& /and-idt is 1=0 M4# at R3 F A12 d5 as /een arc i1ed) +/1iousl&' t ese results meet t e re.uirements in terms of fre.uenc& ran"e) Gecondl&' t e radiation pattern in 2D and 3D representation of t e desi"ned antenna are s o-n in Fi"ures : and D' respecti1el& and t e pea2 "ain is 2); d5) * is result is /etter t an "ain in reference >=?' - ic as "ain at ;10M4# is 2)3=;d5)

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FA5RICA*I+N AND MEAG,REMEN*

After o/tainin" t e "ood results in simulation' an antenna sample as /een fa/ricated as s o-n in Fi"ure 9)

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Fi") 9) Fa/ricated antenna sample $a% t e front face $/% t e /ac2 face

* e antenna sample as /een measured usin" t e Vector Net-or2 Anal&#er at t e @ireless Communications Department) * e measurement result of t e return loss is s o-n in Fi"ure ;)
Fi") :) 2D radiation pattern

Fi") ;) Comparison /et-een t e simulation result and t e measurement result of R3

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Fi") D) 3D radiation pattern *A53E IV) >imulation *andwidt! at R+ ?1.0 d* 87&,5 (/.3/1/.0 9,5) &easurement /7; &,5 (/./ A/.37 9,5) C+MHARIG+N 5E*@EEN *4E GIM,3A*I+N REG,3*G AND *4E MEAG,REMEN* REG,3*G

As can /e seen in fi"ure 10' t e simulation and t e measurement results a1e an a"reement) * e differences

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A microstrip antenna for RFID cards' - ic -or2s at 2)<= 84#' as /een proposed) * e antenna simulation as "ood results' - ic matc ed to re.uirement of RFID applications) An antenna sample -as fa/ricated and measured) * e simulation and measurement a1e /een compared) A "ood a"reement is "i1en) * e desi"ned antenna -ill /e furt er optimi#ed to a1e /etter results)

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