RF IDENTIFICATION DEVICE WITH NEAR-FIELD-COUPLED ANTENNA
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Abstract
An embodiment of a RF identification device is formed by a tag and by a reader. The tag is formed by a processing circuit and a first antenna, which has the function both of transmitting and of receiving data. The reader is formed by a control circuit and by a second antenna, which has the function both of transmitting and of receiving data. The processing circuit is formed by a resonance capacitor, a modulator, a rectifier circuit, a charge-pump circuit and a detection circuit. The antenna of the tag and the processing circuit are integrated in a single structure in completely monolithic form. The first antenna has terminals connected to the input of the rectifier circuit, the output of which is connected to the charge-pump circuit. The charge-pump circuit has an output connected to the detection circuit.
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41 Claims
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1-30. -30. (canceled)
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31. A coupling circuit, comprising:
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a first antenna; a second antenna; and a network operable to couple a first signal received by the first antenna to the second antenna for transmission by the second antenna, and to couple a second signal received by the second antenna to the first antenna for transmission by the first antenna. - View Dependent Claims (32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41)
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