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RFID-TA 2014: Tampere, Finland
- IEEE RFID Technology and Applications Conference, RFID-TA 2014, Tampere, Finland, September 8-9, 2014. IEEE 2014
- Stylianos D. Assimonis
, Spyridon Nektarios Daskalakis
Efficient RF harvesting for low-power input with low-cost lossy substrate rectenna grid. 1-6 - Kenneth Gudan, Sergey Chemishkian, Jonathan J. Hull, Stewart J. Thomas
A 2.4GHz ambient RF energy harvesting system with -20dBm minimum input power and NiMH battery storage. 7-12 - Hossein Saghlatoon, Zahra Khonsari, Lauri Sydänheimo
Inkjet-printed GSM900 band RF power harvester on paper-based substrates. 13-16 - Diego Masotti, Alessandra Costanzo
Infrared nano-rectennas exploiting on-demand laser sources. 17-20 - Marco Virili, Apostolos Georgiadis
Design and optimization of an antenna with Thermo-Electric Generator (TEG) for autonomous wireless nodes. 21-25 - Martin Mayer, Norbert Görtz, Jelena Kaitovic:
RFID tag acquisition via compressed sensing. 26-31 - Jayagopal Narayanaswamy, Raghav V. Sampangi, Srinivas Sampalli:
SCARS: Simplified cryptographic algorithm for RFID systems. 32-37 - Panos N. Alevizos, Nikos Fasarakis-Hilliard, Konstantinos Tountas, Nikos Agadakos, Nikos Kargas, Aggelos Bletsas:
Channel coding for increased range bistatic backscatter radio: Experimental results. 38-43 - Antonis G. Dimitriou
Automated RFID network planning with site-specific stochastic modeling and particle Swarm Optimization. 44-49 - Ian Pratt, Shiyun Zhong:
Bootloader design considerations for resource-constrained microcontrollers in RFID reader designs. 50-55 - Ville Viikari
Review of passive wireless sensors utilizing the intermodulation communication. 56-61 - Sicheng Zou, Michael J. Crisp
Tag read enhancement using unsynchronized signal from adjacent readers in multi-cell RFID system. 62-67 - Simone Genovesi
Phase-only encoding for novel chipless RFID tag. 68-71 - Alexander Bothe, Constantin Schraeder, Nils Aschenbruck:
An UHF RFID performance evaluation architecture based on traces from a software defined transceiver. 72-77 - Filippo Costa
Calibration method for periodic surface based chipless tags. 78-81 - Sergi Rima, Apostolos Georgiadis
Passive UHF RFID enabled temperature sensor tag on cork substrate. 82-85 - Corrado Felini, Massimo Merenda
Dynamic impedance matching network for RF energy harvesting systems. 86-90 - Camila D. R. Lopes, Edmar C. Gurjao, Francisco M. de Assis
Optimized recovery of collided chipless RFID signals using Fractional Fourier Transform. 91-96 - Kelash Kanwar, Thomas Mager, Ulrich Hilleringmann
Embedded UHF RFID tag design process for rubber transmission belt using 3D model. 97-102 - Raquel A. A. Rodrigues, Edmar C. Gurjao, Francisco M. de Assis
Radar cross-section and electric field analysis of backscattering elements of chipless RFID tag. 103-108 - John Kimionis
RF tag front-end design for uncompromised communication and harvesting. 109-114 - Arnaud Vena
A fully inkjet-printed chipless RFID gas and temperature sensor on paper. 115-120 - Sabina Manzari, T. Musa, M. Randazzo, Z. Rinaldi, A. Meda, Gaetano Marrocco
A passive temperature radio-sensor for concrete maturation monitoring. 121-126 - Stefano Caizzone, Emidio DiGiampaolo
Passive RFID deformation sensor for concrete structures. 127-130 - Pekka Pursula
Achieving long reading ranges with passive wireless intermodulation sensors. 131-134 - Mitra Akbari, Lauri Sydänheimo
Characterization of graphene-based inkjet printed samples on flexible substrate for wireless sensing applications. 135-139 - Stefano Milici, Sara Amendola, A. Bianco, Gaetano Marrocco
Epidermal RFID passive sensor for body temperature measurements. 140-144 - Elham Moradi, Toni Björninen
Analysis of biotelemetric interrogation of chronically implantable intracranial capacitive pressure sensor. 145-149 - Riccardo Trevisan, Alessandra Costanzo
Exploitation of passive RFID technology for wireless read-out of temperature sensors. 150-154 - Alice Buffi
A phase-based technique for discriminating tagged items moving through a UHF-RFID gate. 155-158 - Dmitry A. Savochkin:
Simple approach for passive RFID-based trilateration without offline training stage. 159-164 - Angel Ramos, Antonio Lázaro
Time-domain UWB RFID tags for smart floor applications. 165-169 - Masoumeh Hasani, Elena Simona Lohan
Path-loss model of embroidered passive RFID tag on human body for indoor positioning applications. 170-174 - Markus Cremer, Anjum Pervez, Uwe Dettmar, Thomas Knie, Rainer Kronberger:
Improved UHF RFID localization accuracy using circularly polarized antennas. 175-180 - Elizabeth Colin
Improving indoor localization within corridors by UHF active tags placement analysis. 181-186 - Alessandro Pozzebon
A wireless waterproof RFID reader for marine sediment localization and tracking. 187-192 - Achilles Boursianis
A UHF RFID reader antenna for searching tagged items. 193-198 - Jeffrey Bonne, Kevin D'hoe, Tom Hamelinckx, Nobby Stevens, Jean-Pierre Goemaere, Lieven De Strycker
Design of an RFID antenna gate with multiple loop antennas. 199-203 - Roberto Caso, Andrea Michel
A modular antenna for UHF RFID near-field desktop reader. 204-207 - Antoine Diet, Marjorie Grzeskowiak
Improving LF reader antenna volume of detection for RFID token tag thanks to Identical Coaxial Loops (ICLs) and in/out-of phase multiple-loops structures. 208-213 - Alessandra Costanzo
Detection and movement estimation of items by a smart microwave hand-held reader. 214-218 - Erja Sipilä
Effect of sintering method on the read range of brush-painted silver nanoparticle UHF RFID tags on wood and polyimide substrates. 219-222 - Alexander Pichler, David Steffelbauer, Alexey Nazarov:
Examples for Genetic Algorithm based optimal RFID tag antenna design. 223-227 - Walther Pachler, Jasmin Grosinger
A miniaturized dual band RFID tag. 228-232 - Marcos Martinez, Daniel W. van der Weide:
Compact slot-based chipless RFID tag. 233-236 - David Hotte, Romain Siragusa, Smail Tedjini
A new concept of UHF RFID tag for metallic object tracking with embedded cavity. 237-240 - Tsitoha Andriamiharivolamena, Arnaud Vena
Chipless identification applied to human body. 241-245 - Karoliina Koski, Elena Simona Lohan
Electro-textile UHF RFID patch antennas for positioning and localization applications. 246-250 - Toni Björninen
Impact of recurrent washing on the performance of electro-textile UHF RFID tags. 251-255 - Sam Lemey
SIW textile antennas as a novel technology for UWB RFID tags. 256-260 - Mossaab Daiki, Etienne Perret, Smail Tedjini
Design of near field UHF RFID reader antenna integrated into clothing. 261-265 - Mike Burmester, Jorge Munilla
Group-scanning for supply chain management. 266-271 - Daisuke Moriyama:
Provably secure two-round RFID grouping proof protocols. 272-276 - Benbaghdad Mohamed, Belkacem Fergani, Smail Tedjini
Simulation and measurement of collision signal in passive UHF RFID system and edge transition anti-collision algorithm. 277-282 - Gaurang Torvekar, Yingjiu Li:
AnonEPC - making the querying user anonymous in EPCglobal network. 283-288 - Luca Catarinucci
Integration of UHF RFID and WSN technologies in healthcare systems. 289-294 - Rebekka Carmen Jacobi, Salvador Grey, Gerd vom Bögel, Dorothea Kolossa
Digitally controlled analog front end for inductively coupled transponder systems. 295-300 - Kerem Kapucu, Catherine Dehollain:
A passive UHF RFID system with a low-power capacitive sensor interface. 301-305 - Qi Zhang, Michael J. Crisp
Power margin reduction in linear passive UHF RFID tag arrays. 306-311 - Xixu Wang, Xiaolin Zhou, Weijie Shen, Zhuo Zou, Lirong Zheng:
A MIMO-based backscattering RFID with interleave division multiple access for real-time sensing applications. 312-317
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