Background and description
Current RFID (Radio frequency Identification) systems for locating and tracking products, animals or people using passive tags use technology without canceling the undesirable effect of standing waves. These static systems have a very small coverage area and are very unstable when reading passive RFID tags beyond 12 meters.
This new technology refers to a Radio Frequency (RF) antenna topology, which uses two pairs of directional antennas spaced at half a wavelength that are placed on the same ground plane and form a topology in the form of a tuning fork. The basis of this tuning fork is the axis of rotation of the invention. This way, RF signals are sent and received with greater stability due to reduction of fluctuations and signal dead zones. The new U-shaped antenna doubles the range of the antenna compared to a similar antenna when the same power is used.
