Substrate damage detection mechanism using RFID tag
First Claim
1. A substrate damage detection mechanism using RFID tags, comprising:
- a substrate made of glass material;
at least one RFID tag with a RFID chip, a RFID transmitter and at least one data input/output port; and
a defogging circuit arranged to cover the substrate and provided with a first end that is electrically connected to a ground potential and a second end that is electrically connected to the data input/output port of the RFID tag and a potential with a predetermined direct current;
wherein the RFID chip generates a conductive code when the defogging circuit is originally conducting and generates an open-circuit code when the defogging circuit becomes open circuit resulting from the damage of the substrate in which both the conductive code and the open-circuit code are transmitted by the RFID transmitter and received by a RFID reader to determine the damage of the substrate.
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Abstract
Disclosed is a substrate damage detection mechanism using Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tag including a substrate, at least one RFID tag with a RFID chip, a RFID transmitter and at least one data input/output port and at least one conducting circuit loop arranged to cover the substrate and provided with a first end that is electrically connected to a reference voltage and a second end that is electrically connected to the data input/output port of the RFID tag. The RFID chip generates a conductive code when the conducting circuit loop is originally conducting and generates a open-circuit code when the conducting circuit loop becomes open circuit resulting from the damage of the substrate in which both the conductive code and the open-circuit code are transmitted by the RFID transmitter and received by a RFID reader to determine the damage of the substrate.
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9 Claims
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1. A substrate damage detection mechanism using RFID tags, comprising:
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a substrate made of glass material; at least one RFID tag with a RFID chip, a RFID transmitter and at least one data input/output port; and a defogging circuit arranged to cover the substrate and provided with a first end that is electrically connected to a ground potential and a second end that is electrically connected to the data input/output port of the RFID tag and a potential with a predetermined direct current; wherein the RFID chip generates a conductive code when the defogging circuit is originally conducting and generates an open-circuit code when the defogging circuit becomes open circuit resulting from the damage of the substrate in which both the conductive code and the open-circuit code are transmitted by the RFID transmitter and received by a RFID reader to determine the damage of the substrate. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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