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Design of 8-Bit Chipless Printable RFID Tags via Spectral Signature Encoding for Low-Cost Identifications

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This paper introduces a chipless Radio Frequency Identification tag to be used for oil and gas pipelines monitoring applications. The proposed tag uses multiple E-shaped resonators to introduce multiple notches in the operation band, giving any required number of bits in the spectrum signature. Two cross-polarized semi-circular patches with partial grounds are used as the tag antennas. The proof of the concept is done using vector network analyzer measurements with two implemented Vivaldi antennas as transmitter (Tx) and receiver (Rx). The experimental data match will with the expected results.

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The authors express their gratitude to Dr. Mohamed F. A. Ahmed for fruitful discussions on the signal processing and helpful comments and suggestions. The authors also want to thank Omar Elwy, Mena Kaheel and Soliman Dawood for their hard work in that project and their great help in all project phases.

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Haraz, O.M. Design of 8-Bit Chipless Printable RFID Tags via Spectral Signature Encoding for Low-Cost Identifications. Wireless Pers Commun 122, 2657–2665 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-021-09023-9

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