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The document discusses the history and development of RFID technology. It introduces a new innovation called On Chip Antenna (OCA) technology which integrates an ultra-small antenna directly onto an RFID chip. This allows the RFID tag size to be minimized down to 0.46 x 0.48 mm while maintaining the standard functions and reading distance of 1mm. Potential applications of these tiny OCA RFID tags include use in jewelry, paper products, research on insects, and electronic devices. The goal is to advance ubiquitous computing through placing unique identifiers on virtually everything.
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UCODE G2 XM OCA
- 1. UCODE G2 XM OCA On Chip Antenna technology FEC International (M) Sdn Bhd
- 3. In 1945, Léon Theremin invented an espionage tool for the Soviet Union which retransmitted incident radio waves with audio information.
- 4. IFF transponder developed in the United Kingdom, was routinely used by the allies in World War II to identify aircraft as friend or foe.
- 5. In 1973, Mario Cardullo's device was the first true ancestor of modern RFID, as it was a passive radio transponder with memory.
- 7. In 2004, EPCglobal hardware Action Group created the Class 1 Generation 2 interface. The EPC Gen2 standard was approved in December 2004. The EPC Gen2 standard was adopted with minor modifications as ISO 18000-6C in 2006.
- 8. High performance Communication distance Communication speed Data accuracy Applicability Product size etc.
- 9. Low price
- 10. The number of tags sold 2009 2.35 bln. 2008 1.97 bln. 2006 1.77 bln. 2005 1.00 bln. RFID Forecasts, Players and Opportunities 2009-2019
- 11. Far Large 0 0
- 12. Far Large 0 ? 0
- 13. There are OBJECTS and PLACES where RFID Tag is inapplicable…
- 14. “Too small”
- 15. “T narrow” oo
- 17. Handwrite?
- 19. Ignore?
- 21. We focus on antenna size
- 22. Small tags 16x16mm 12x9mm φ11mm
- 23. …Antenna is still large
- 24. Breakthrough
- 26. We integrate the ultra small antenna on IC chip
- 27. Size IC Chip = RFID Tag
- 28. Ultimately miniaturized!! 2 x 4 RFID label > OCA
- 29. Downsized to
- 30. Product specification Tag Size 0.46 x 0.48 mm Frequency UHF (860 – 960MHz) Air protocol EPC Class1 Generation2 ISO/IEC 18000-6C Memory size 512 bit user memory 240 bit EPC memory Reading distance Up to 1mm
- 31. Advantage?
- 32. Ultra small size 0.46 x 0.48mm
- 34. Non-disconnection between IC chip and antenna
- 35. Operable with EPC C1 Gen2 compliance Reader
- 36. Demo
- 38. Jewelry (Ring, Earring, Watch etc.)
- 39. Paper (Certification, Security paper etc.)
- 40. Insects (Brand mgt, Research etc.)
- 42. Our GOAL
- 44. Unique ID Unique ID Unique ID Unique ID Unique ID
- 45. Welcome to Micro world