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Rcs Synthesis For Chipless Rfid Theory And Design Hardcover Olivier Rance Etienne Perret Romain Siragusa Pierre Lemaitreauger

Name: Rcs Synthesis For Chipless Rfid Theory And Design Hardcover Olivier Rance Etienne Perret Romain Siragusa Pierre Lemaitreauger
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Rcs Synthesis For Chipless Rfid Theory And Design Hardcover Olivier Rance Etienne Perret Romain Siragusa Pierre Lemaitreauger instant download after payment.

Publisher: Iste Press - Elsevier

File Extension: PDF

File size: 23.52 MB

Author: Olivier Rance; Etienne Perret; Romain Siragusa; Pierre Lemaitre-Auger

ISBN: 9781785481444, 1785481444

Language: English

Year: 2017

Edition: Hardcover

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Rcs Synthesis For Chipless Rfid Theory And Design Hardcover Olivier Rance Etienne Perret Romain Siragusa Pierre Lemaitreauger by Olivier Rance; Etienne Perret; Romain Siragusa; Pierre Lemaitre-auger 9781785481444, 1785481444 instant download after payment.

RCS Synthesis for Chipless RFID: Theory and Designfocuses on the development of the chipless RFID tag, a new family of low cost tags. In order to increase the coding capacity of the tag, a new design method based on RCS synthesis is proposed. Although this new approach has been developed in the simplified context of chipless RFID, it can be extended to other domains, such as reflect arrays or frequency selective surfaces.
Includes a theoretical presentation of scattering phenomenon in electromagnetism, regrouping elements from classical RFID, pulse radar, and antenna theory
Features a new coding technique based on magnitude level that is presented and characterized for different kinds of tags
Proposes, for the first time, RCS synthesis based on a physical approach for wide-frequency bands