MO2.L2.2
PLANAR ROTATING MAGNETIC FIELD INSIDE A CUBIC STRUCTURE FOR RFID/NFC APPLICATIONS
Jie Sun, Antoine Diet, Yann Le Bihan, Marc Biancheri-Astier, Chadi Gannouni, Michel Police, GeePS, France
Session:
MO2.L2: Wireless Power Transfer and low-power applications Oral
Track:
Energy Harvesting and Wireless Power Transfer
Location:
Room 2
Presentation Time:
Mon, 4 Sep, 12:00 - 12:20 Portugal Time
Abstract
RFID/NFC technology is widely used in various aspects of production and life, medical care, and so on. As the tag becomes smaller, the uncertainty in its orientation becomes more pronounced, especially for biomedical patches. To avoid the non-detection area for the tags and enhance the possibility of tag detection in RFID/NFC systems, a new type of 3D structure of the reader coil is designed and connected with R-C components in this paper to realize orthogonal currents in two perpendicular coils. Therefore, a rotating magnetic field is generated by tuning separately the 3D cube coils thanks to the mutual inductance auto-cancelling property of such structure.
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Session MO2.L2
MO2.L2.1: WPT AND NFC INTEROPERABILITY FOR WEARABLES WITH MINIATURIZED COILS
Richard Bernd Fischbacher, Jose Romero Lopera, David Pommerenke, Graz University of Technology, Austria; Ralph Prestros, Bernhard Auinger, Silicon Austria Labs, Austria; Wolfgang Bösch, Jasmin Grosinger, Graz University of Technology, Austria
MO2.L2.2: PLANAR ROTATING MAGNETIC FIELD INSIDE A CUBIC STRUCTURE FOR RFID/NFC APPLICATIONS
Jie Sun, Antoine Diet, Yann Le Bihan, Marc Biancheri-Astier, Chadi Gannouni, Michel Police, GeePS, France
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