The aim of this RFID Design Guide is to give you the relevant guidelines for your design using standard integrated circuits.
Introduction
The recent years showed an immense increase in quantity of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) semiconductors such as transponders and transceiver circuits. Many system house companies with main forces in software or hardware design become more interested in that new technology. The high integration of RFID circuits allows a relatively easy implementation into any customer specific application. Nevertheless, you will need some basic knowledge of RF theory to achieve the maximum performance in your system.
The aim of this RFID Design Guide is to give you the relevant guidelines for your design using standard integrated circuits.
1.1 EM Microelectronic transponder systems
The Contactless Identification activity began in 1989 and today comprises some 50 products in production, which are used in a huge quantity of application like Access Control, Animal Identification, Car Immobilisation, Laundry Tagging, Logistic, Sports Performance etc
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