Use of a subcarrier in an organic semiconductor radio...

Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – Specific condition

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C340S870030, C340S870030, C340S870030, C375S275000, C375S326000, C375S335000

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07068169

ABSTRACT:
A radio frequency identification system comprising a radio reader circuit operable to emit a radio frequency carrier signal modulated with a subcarrier, which has a subcarrier modulation rate. The radio frequency identification tag circuit is operable to extract the subcarrier from the emitted radio frequency carrier signal and the extracted subcarrier then functions as a clock, which operates to assist in the transfer of a modulated backscattered signal to the radio frequency identification reader circuit. The radio frequency identification reader circuit decodes the modulated backscattered signal and the data encoded in the radio frequency identification tag circuit is obtained.

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