Developing Designs For RFID Transponder Using DTMOS

Transponder design for radio-frequency-identification (RFID) circuits must over : come many of the challenges faced by other low-power electronic applications. RFID transponder circuitry must be low in cost, and must operate over long periods of time on limited power sources. Earlier in the article...

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Published in:Microwaves & RF 2007-04, Vol.46 (4), p.70-80
Main Authors: Mohd-Yasin, F, Teh, Y K, Reaz, M B I, Kordesch, A
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Circuits
CMOS
Cost control
Design
Design engineering
Integrated circuits
Radio frequency identification
Series & special reports
Silicon
Transistors
Transponders
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Summary:Transponder design for radio-frequency-identification (RFID) circuits must over : come many of the challenges faced by other low-power electronic applications. RFID transponder circuitry must be low in cost, and must operate over long periods of time on limited power sources. Earlier in the article series (Microwaves 6' RE, September 2006, p. 57 and October 2006, p. 82), basic design strategies were presented for designing RFID transponder integrated circuits (ICs) and how they could be applied in different circuits. In this final installment of this article series, some advanced RFID transponder design strategies will be explored, with chief goals of saving power and saving money.
ISSN:0745-2993
2162-1411