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Radio frequency identification device having nonvolatile ferroelectric memory

  • US 8,274,369 B2
  • Filed: 06/27/2008
  • Issued: 09/25/2012
  • Est. Priority Date: 08/31/2007
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. An RFID device having a nonvolatile ferroelectric memory, receiving a radio frequency signal, and generating a power voltage for driving the RFID device, the RFID device comprising:

  • a power-on reset unit configured to sense the power voltage in order to output a power sensing signal;

    a demodulator configured to demodulate the radio frequency signal and outputting a detecting signal;

    a radio frequency signal sensing unit configured to sense a voltage level of the detecting signal corresponding to the radio frequency signal, and outputting a radio frequency sensing signal according to the sensed voltage level; and

    a power-on reset mixer configured to receive the power sensing signal and the radio frequency sensing signal, and outputting a power-on reset signal according to the voltage levels of the power sensing signal and the radio frequency sensing signal,wherein the radio frequency signal sensing unit comprises;

    a power generating unit configured to adjust an effective resistance in response to a change in the level of the power voltage in order to output a first voltage having a given level;

    a delay unit configured to delay the detecting signal for a given time in response to the first voltage in order to output a detecting delay signal; and

    a radio frequency signal generating unit configured to perform a logical operation on the detecting signal and the detecting delay signal in order to generate the radio frequency sensing signal.

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