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IntelliSense RFID RFID PLATFORM WITH SENSORS INTEGRATION CAPABILITIES One Global Sensing Tag Oslo, 28 November 2007 IntelliSense RFID Workshop IntelliSense RFID RESEARCH PROJECT FOR TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE FIELDS OF RFID

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Oslo, 28 November 2007 IntelliSense RFID Workshop

IntelliSense RFID

RFID PLATFORM WITH SENSORS INTEGRATION CAPABILITIES

“One Global Sensing Tag”

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Oslo, 28 November 2007 IntelliSense RFID Workshop

IntelliSense RFID

Goal:

To support Swedish, Norwegian and Finnish research institutes

and universities in their effort to develop state-of-the art research in the field of RFID and sensor integration.

To promote the increased co-operative research in the fields of

technology development for RFID and to assist Swedish, Norwegian and Finnish research institutes and companies to further develop and demonstrate their technical expertise in that area.

RESEARCH PROJECT FOR TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE FIELDS OF RFID

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IntelliSense RFID

Project Partners

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IntelliSense RFID

Advisory Committee:

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Oslo, 28 November 2007 IntelliSense RFID Workshop

IntelliSense RFID

Develop technologies that make it possible to use the same RFID

solutions in logistics and consumer applications.

Develop technologies for multi-protocol RFID devices with built-in

sensing capabilities, operating at multi-frequency bands.

The devices can be associated with an object, a person or a

location through a simple ID and is capable of measuring and acquiring data about the user's behavior and his environment (such as temperature T, pressure P, humidity H, pH), thus creating a smart environment based on surrounding “invisible intelligent devices”.

Project Objectives

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RFID Standards

Contact less identification cards ISO/IEC 10536 Vicinity cards, access control ISO/IEC 15693 ISO 14443 Type A Type B Proximity cards, ticketing ISO/IEC 14443 RFID Contactless Cards Animal tagging ISO/IEC 11784/5 EPC C1G2 Retail, logistics, healthcare and life sciences (HLS) industry EPC G2 18000-5 18000-4 Mode 1 Mode 2 18000-6 Type A Type B Type C (EPC G2) 18000-3 Mode 1 Mode 2 18000-2 Any application ISO 18000 RFID Tags 5.8 2.45 840-956 13.56 125/134 MW (GHz) UHF (MHz) HF (MHz) LF (kHz) Frequency Band

Applications Standards Type

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RFID Standards

6 6 5 5 2 6 3 3 5 Bandw idth ( MHz)

Japan 9 5 0 - 9 5 6 Taiw an 9 2 2 - 9 2 8 Hong Kong Band- 2 9 2 0 - 9 2 5 China Band- 2 9 2 0 - 9 2 5 North Am erica 9 0 2 - 9 2 8 Hong Kong Band- 1 8 6 5 - 8 6 8 Europe 8 6 5 - 8 6 8 China Band- 1 8 4 0 - 8 4 5

Global UHF RFI D Frequencies 8 4 0 – 9 5 6 MHz ( 1 1 6 MHz)

EPC - Electronic Product Code is the application of one specific type of RFID technology

within the Consumer Packaged Goods industry. EPC tags are an expanded “serialized” electronic version of a UPC bar code using RFID technology.

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IntelliSense RFID

Multi band antennas Multi protocol RFID chips Passive and active RFID technology Multi sensing: Temperature, pressure, humidity, pH Mixed signal interface and sensors integration

Developments

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IntelliSense RFID

Multi band antennas

Developments

Coil combined with PIFA

antenna (13.56 and 867MHz)

Insensitive to metal

environment at UHF frequencies

1.9 mm-thick substrate with

credit card size

UHF and MW (867MHz + 2.45GHz) Multi-band antenna Small size Reduced cost (one antenna for

more frequencies and applications)

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Sensors

Developments

Pressure and Temperature Sensitivity of 1,3 fF/ mbar and -

5fF/ K

Humidity and pH Same geometry for both sensors:

interdigitated microelectrodes with the specific polymer onto them

1 mm 0.5 mm

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MULTI BAND ANTENNAS CREDIT CARD SIZE SUBSTRATE Coil Antenna PIFA Antenna ISO/IEC 15693 Standard ISO 18000-6c/EPC G2 Standard

Multi Frequency Multi Standard RFID Tag

HF 1 3 .5 6 MHz I SO/ I EC 1 5 6 9 3 Standard UHF 8 6 7 / 9 1 5 MHz I SO 1 8 0 0 0 -6 c/ EPC G2 Standard

I nsensitive to m etal environm ent

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Miniaturisation and integration

RFI D Chip 1 .6 m m Hum idity Sensor 0 .5 m m Pressure/ Tem perature Sensor 1 m m

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Oslo, 28 November 2007 IntelliSense RFID Workshop

IntelliSense RFID

RFID PLATFORM WITH SENSORS INTEGRATION CAPABILITIES

“One Global Sensing Tag”

IntelliSense RFID

Goal:

To support Swedish, Norwegian and Finnish research institutes

and universities in their effort to develop state-of-the art research in the field of RFID and sensor integration.

To promote the increased co-operative research in the fields of

technology development for RFID and to assist Swedish, Norwegian and Finnish research institutes and companies to further develop and demonstrate their technical expertise in that area.

RESEARCH PROJECT FOR TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE FIELDS OF RFID

IntelliSense RFID

Project Partners

IntelliSense RFID

Advisory Committee:

IntelliSense RFID

Develop technologies that make it possible to use the same RFID

solutions in logistics and consumer applications.

Develop technologies for multi-protocol RFID devices with built-in

sensing capabilities, operating at multi-frequency bands.

The devices can be associated with an object, a person or a

location through a simple ID and is capable of measuring and acquiring data about the user's behavior and his environment (such as temperature T, pressure P, humidity H, pH), thus creating a smart environment based on surrounding “invisible intelligent devices”.

Project Objectives

IntelliSense RFID

RFID Standards

IntelliSense RFID

RFID Standards

IntelliSense RFID

Multi band antennas Multi protocol RFID chips Passive and active RFID technology Multi sensing: Temperature, pressure, humidity, pH Mixed signal interface and sensors integration

Developments

IntelliSense RFID

Multi band antennas

Developments

Coil combined with PIFA

antenna (13.56 and 867MHz)

Insensitive to metal

environment at UHF frequencies

1.9 mm-thick substrate with

credit card size

UHF and MW (867MHz + 2.45GHz) Multi-band antenna Small size Reduced cost (one antenna for

more frequencies and applications)

IntelliSense RFID

Sensors

Developments

Pressure and Temperature Sensitivity of 1,3 fF/ mbar and -

5fF/ K

Humidity and pH Same geometry for both sensors:

interdigitated microelectrodes with the specific polymer onto them

IntelliSense RFID

Multi Frequency Multi Standard RFID Tag

I nsensitive to m etal environm ent

IntelliSense RFID

Miniaturisation and integration

IntelliSense RFID

Conclusion

Small size Low power Low cost Simple calibration Simple implementation Multi frequency multi band

antennas

Multi protocol RFID tags Metal insensitive tags Passive and active RFID

technology

Multi sensing: Temperature,

pressure, humidity, pH sensors

Mixed signal sensor interface UHF/ HF RFID data logger