Low-Cost Wireless Transponder System for Industrial and Biomedical Applications
Martin Brandl, Karlheinz Kellner, Martin Miundlein, J. Nicolics
Abstract
Martin Brandl, Karlheinz Kellner, Martin Miundlein, J. Nicolics
Abstract
Wireless measurement systems utilizing radio frequency identification device (RFID) transponders offer a new and exciting means of measurement and identification suitable for many industrial and biomedical applications. For the majority of these applications, a small, inexpensive radio request sensor system is necessary. To satisfy these requirements, we developed a high integrated RFID transponder system with an on board ultra low-power micro-controller for sensor data read-out and data storage. The sensor system includes hard-and software power saving modes to allow battery powered operation for years. In this paper, an industrial and biomedical sensor/transponder application is described. In addition, the principles, measurements, data-flow and assembly of the sensor/transponder unit are presented and discussed.
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Wireless measurement systems utilizing radio frequency identification device (RFID) transponders offer a new and exciting means of measurement and identification suitable for many industrial and biomedical applications. For the majority of these applications, a small, inexpensive radio request sensor system is necessary. To satisfy these requirements, we developed a high integrated RFID transponder system with an on board ultra low-power micro-controller for sensor data read-out and data storage. The sensor system includes hard-and software power saving modes to allow battery powered operation for years. In this paper, an industrial and biomedical sensor/transponder application is described. In addition, the principles, measurements, data-flow and assembly of the sensor/transponder unit are presented and discussed.
Key concepts: Transponder (aeronautics), Wireless, Radio-frequency identification, Wireless sensor network, Computer science, Software, Embedded system, Engineering