Study of RFID Tag Antenna Manufacturing Based on Printing Technology

Cai Feng Liu; Di Feng Lu; Fui Gui Yan; Yang Mei

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.329.135

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Study of RFID Tag Antenna Manufacturing Based on Printing Technology

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To study printing technology used in the RFID field, just want to make the cost of tags much lower. Since printing technology has widely used in RFID field,there are many problems. Through analysis of influence factors of antenna printing technology, three solutions to solve the difficultys of RFID tag antenna manufacturing use of printing technology. In order to improve the printing quality of the printed ink film of the RFID tag antenna, many factors should be considered. Finally, agrees that the future of conductive ink screen printing manufacturing RFID tag antenna technology is splendid with our effective work.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 329)

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Cai Feng Liu, Di Feng Lu, Fui Gui Yan, Yang Mei

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Influence Factor, Manufacturing, Printing, RFID Tag

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