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RFID testing Create a prototype of the RF ID receiver based on NI PXI RF SG, SA 30K RF

Surface Acoustic Wave ("SAW") based RFID New Type of RFID systems Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) systems that operate at a globally legal 2.45 GHz frequency. SAW-based RFID systems have the inherent ability to measure tag position , direction of travel , and tag temperature which are costly or difficult to implement with competing technologies. SAW tags can withstand security and safety related processes that involve elevated operating temperatures , high energy x-rays , or gamma ray sterilization . Web resources: www.rfsaw.com

SAW RFID Operation: The reader emits a radio wave pulse that is directly converted into a Surface Acoustic Wave on the SAW chip surface by the "IDT" (interdigital transducer) Acoustic wave travels past a set of wave reflectors to produce uniquely encoded acoustic wave pulses Pulses travel back to the IDT The IDT converts those pulses into an encoded radio wave reply signal that is sent back to the reader The SAW chip operates using the piezoelectric effect and does not require DC power. Web resources: www.rfsaw.com

SAW RFID Operation:

The reader emits a radio wave pulse that is directly converted into a Surface Acoustic Wave on the SAW chip surface by the "IDT" (interdigital transducer)

Acoustic wave travels past a set of wave reflectors to produce uniquely encoded acoustic wave pulses

Pulses travel back to the IDT

The IDT converts those pulses into an encoded radio wave reply signal that is sent back to the reader

Global SAW Tag: Overcomes the numerous limitations of IC based RFID chips including power requirements and performance limitations Can operate legally worldwide (2.45 GHz operation) Is significantly more cost-effective than semiconductor RFID chips (truly passive piezoelectric crystal devices) Provides a practically unlimited number of identification codes for SAW ID tags. Provides superior read range while maintaining high-speed and accurate readings (up to 20 meters) Web resources: www.rfsaw.com

Global SAW Tag:

Overcomes the numerous limitations of IC based RFID chips including power requirements and performance limitations

Can operate legally worldwide (2.45 GHz operation)

Is significantly more cost-effective than semiconductor RFID chips (truly passive piezoelectric crystal devices)

Provides a practically unlimited number of identification codes for SAW ID tags.

Provides superior read range while maintaining high-speed and accurate readings (up to 20 meters)

supply chain asset management health care transportation security food-chain safety healthcare military and governmental applications. MARKETS: A R eliable , L ow-cost , W ell established RF wireless technology Passports with integrated chips RUSSIA

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asset management

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transportation security

food-chain safety

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military and governmental applications.

Locomotive traction and electrical equipment test system Challenge: Creation of universal test system for certification of electronic equipment and traction tests of DC and AC locomotives. Monitoring of high voltages (4 kV) and currents (2 kA) in electrical circuits Measurements of acceleration/deceleration time, velocity, and distance Monitoring of engine temperatures Products : DAQ, SCXI, LabVIEW

Challenge: Creation of universal test system for certification of electronic equipment and traction tests of DC and AC locomotives.

Monitoring of high voltages (4 kV) and currents (2 kA) in electrical circuits

Measurements of acceleration/deceleration time, velocity, and distance

Monitoring of engine temperatures

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