WIRELESS COMMUNICATION DEVICE USING VOLTAGE SWITCHABLE DIELECTRIC MATERIAL
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1. A wireless communication device comprising:
- a substrate;
one or more logic elements provided on the substrate, wherein the one or more logic elements generate data, including identification information about the device;
a transmission component provided on the substrate, wherein the transmission component is configured to generate a signal that carries the identification information from the one or more logic elements; and
a material that has a characteristic of switching from being dielectric to being conductive when a voltage is applied to the material that exceeds a characteristic voltage level, and wherein the material is positioned to ground at least a portion of the device when a voltage is encountered that exceeds the characteristic voltage level.
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Abstract
A wireless communication device, such as an RFID tag, is provided material that is dielectric, unless a voltage is applied that exceeds the materials characteristic voltage level. In the presence of such voltage, the material becomes conductive. The integration of such material into the device may be mechanical and/or electrical.
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1. A wireless communication device comprising:
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a substrate; one or more logic elements provided on the substrate, wherein the one or more logic elements generate data, including identification information about the device; a transmission component provided on the substrate, wherein the transmission component is configured to generate a signal that carries the identification information from the one or more logic elements; and a material that has a characteristic of switching from being dielectric to being conductive when a voltage is applied to the material that exceeds a characteristic voltage level, and wherein the material is positioned to ground at least a portion of the device when a voltage is encountered that exceeds the characteristic voltage level. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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