论文信息 - A compact wireless passive sensing mechanism based on a seamlessly integrated resonator/antenna

A compact wireless passive sensing mechanism based on a seamlessly integrated resonator/antenna

In this paper, a new wireless sensing mechanism is proposed based on the integration of a cavity resonator and a slot antenna. A compact structure can be achieved since this integration eliminates additional volume of the antenna and transition structure between the resonator and antenna. A resonator/antenna is demonstrated to verify the proposed technique. The resonator/antenna size is 14 by 13 by 3 mm. The resonant frequency of the resonator, i.e. 10.13 GHz, can be wirelessly detected at distances up to 55 mm. This approach can be useful in high-temperature wireless sensing applications where only passive sensors can survive.

Xun Gong | Xinhua Ren | Siamak Ebadi | Haitao Cheng | Yazid Yusuf

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