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A Serpentine PIFA Antenna for Implantable RFID Tag

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Conference object 01 Jan 2015 Italy English Publisher:The Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication EngineersJournal:IEICE Proceeding Series, volume 37, page S5.11.3 (eissn: 2188-5079, Copyright policy )
Authors: Islam, S.; Esselle, K. P.; Sabrin, S.; Morshed, K. M.; MATEKOVITS, Ladislau;

handle: 11583/2650397

A Serpentine PIFA Antenna for Implantable RFID Tag

Abstract

A serpentine planar inverted-F antenna (PIFA) is designed for Medical Implant Communications Services (MICS) band (401-406MHz) and presented in this paper. Resonance frequency of implantable antenna is generally detuned towards lower frequency due to the proximity effect of high permittivity human tissue. In addition, biocompatible coating material on the antenna also leads frequency shifting of the antenna. To overcome this frequency detuning problem, the proposed serpentine PIFA is sealed in a high dielectric constant (Silicon, eps_r=11.9) material. The proposed PIFA antenna is predicted to be functional in MICS band under IEEE standard safety regulation. Gain of the antenna is -33dBi.

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Wireless Bio-telemetry, MICS band, Serpentine PIFA antenna, implantable RFID tag, planar inverted-F antennas; radiofrequency identification; IEEE standard safety regulation; MICS band; biocompatible coating material; frequency 401 MHz to 406 MHz; frequency detuning problem; implantable RFID tag; medical implant communications services band; serpentine PIFA antenna; serpentine planar inverted-F antenna; Antenna radiation patterns; Bandwidth; Microwave integrated circuits; Radiofrequency identification; Resonant frequency; Substrates; MICS band; Serpentine PIFA antenna; Wireless Bio-telemetry; implantable RFID tag

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