RFID Grand-daughterboard for RF frontend

RFID Grand-daughterboard for RF frontend

Prototyp

The RFID grand-daughterboard (GDB) is an add-on module for interface between the software-defined radio (SDR) baseband processing and RF signals in the UHF band. The GDB includes a power amplifier, which is able to deliver up to 33 dBm, a directional coupler and a precise power detector. It is supported by power supply IC and EEPROM for GDB identification by the SDR. The designed target frequency range is 800-1000 MHz with guaranteed parameters and 700-1100 MHz with lower performance. The developed module allows precise RFID measurements according to ISO 18046 standard and EPCglobal Tag Performance Parameters and Test Methods.

The RFID grand-daughterboard (GDB) is an add-on module for interface between the software-defined radio (SDR) baseband processing and RF signals in the UHF band. The GDB includes a power amplifier, which is able to deliver up to 33 dBm, a directional coupler and a precise power detector. It is supported by power supply IC and EEPROM for GDB identification by the SDR. The designed target frequency range is 800-1000 MHz with guaranteed parameters and 700-1100 MHz with lower performance. The developed module allows precise RFID measurements according to ISO 18046 standard and EPCglobal Tag Performance Parameters and Test Methods.

RFID, GDB, SDR, ISO 18046

RFID, GDB, SDR, ISO 18046

CISC Semiconductor GmbH, Lakeside B07, Klagenfurt, A-9020, Austria

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http://www.urel.feec.vutbr.cz/web_documents/produkty/2012/cisc_gdb_cz.pdf