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Design and analysis of chipless RFID tags based on retro-radiators

Li et al., 2019

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396242757954667958
Author
Li H
Wang B
Wu M
Zhu J
Zhou C
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IEEE Access

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Chipless RFID tag is a promising technique for future RFID systems due to its low cost and high reliability. In this paper, three chipless RFID tags are designed based on retro-reflective structures, in order to increase the reading range and enhance the tag's robustness to the …
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