Tubular container enabling individual identification
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1. A tubular container that enables identification of an individual container and that has an IC tag for individual identification, comprising:
- a tubular container of resin;
a sealing cap movable in the tubular container;
an IC tag embedded in the sealing cap and comprising an IC chip and a first transmitting/receiving antenna that mounts the IC chip;
and a second transmitting/receiving antenna fixed on the surface of the tubular container, the second transmitting/receiving antenna being electrically coupled to the first transmitting/receiving antenna but not electrically connected thereto, the second transmitting/receiving antenna being electrically separated from the IC chip.
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Abstract
A tubular container enabling individual identification, suitable to store semen of a domestic animal or a small amount of an organism individual sample and to manage history information, excellent in reliability, workability, and communication characteristics, and incorporating an IC tag. The tubular container is composed of a resin tubular container, a sealing cap, an IC tag embedded in the sealing cap and composed of an IC chip and a first transmitting/receiving antenna, and a second transmitting/receiving antenna fixed to the tubular container.
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1. A tubular container that enables identification of an individual container and that has an IC tag for individual identification, comprising:
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a tubular container of resin; a sealing cap movable in the tubular container; an IC tag embedded in the sealing cap and comprising an IC chip and a first transmitting/receiving antenna that mounts the IC chip; and a second transmitting/receiving antenna fixed on the surface of the tubular container, the second transmitting/receiving antenna being electrically coupled to the first transmitting/receiving antenna but not electrically connected thereto, the second transmitting/receiving antenna being electrically separated from the IC chip. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21)
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