hi there everyone
I am trying to build a prototype of a self powered rfid tag with a temperature sensor attached to it. The prototype is to be used with low frequencies and it should use inductive coupling to transmit the power from the reader to the transponder to power up the circuit. At the same time to transmit the data back to the reader which is going to be the 8 bit coming out of the temperature sensor. The transmission of the data is going to be done using load modulation ( an on/off switch controlled by a pic lowpower microprocessor ). the checking for errors will use UART in the pic microprocessor.
I am having real problems understanding how the whole system will be designed. I studied all aspects of the antenna and built it and afterthat comes the front end rf circuit as i guess which, the microprocessor and i need a control unit as well.
if anyone got any ideas or knowledge about how to build up the device please let me know as i would really appreciate it and the attachment shows the prototype needed to construct.
I am trying to build a prototype of a self powered rfid tag with a temperature sensor attached to it. The prototype is to be used with low frequencies and it should use inductive coupling to transmit the power from the reader to the transponder to power up the circuit. At the same time to transmit the data back to the reader which is going to be the 8 bit coming out of the temperature sensor. The transmission of the data is going to be done using load modulation ( an on/off switch controlled by a pic lowpower microprocessor ). the checking for errors will use UART in the pic microprocessor.
I am having real problems understanding how the whole system will be designed. I studied all aspects of the antenna and built it and afterthat comes the front end rf circuit as i guess which, the microprocessor and i need a control unit as well.
if anyone got any ideas or knowledge about how to build up the device please let me know as i would really appreciate it and the attachment shows the prototype needed to construct.