On the effect of mutual coupling on LF and UHF tags implemented in dual frequency RFID applications

Experimentally validated smart card ultra‐high frequency tag antenna for free space and near body scenarios

“…14. Although there are less chances of frequency interaction as these antennas operate at different frequencies, but some mutual coupling effect can be seen if multiple antennas are placed close to each other [30]. To ensure the maximum performance of these three tags at different frequencies, there must be a suitable space between each tag boundary.…”

Design of Space-Filling Antennas for Passive UHF RFID Tags

“…Because of the growing use of RFID systems, many different areas of research have also been developed to improve the performance of such systems. A few of these areas of research include novel antenna designs (Rao et at., 2005;Calabrese & Marrocco, 2008;Amin et al 2009), analysis on the backscatter properties of RFID tags (Yen et al, 2007;Feng et al, 2006), mutual coupling between RFID tags (Li et al, 2008;Owen et al, 2009) and the deployment of RFID systems to complex and extreme environments (Qing & Chen, 2007;Sanford, 2008). There are many aspects to each area of research in RFID.…”