Vehicle RFID tag
AssigneeXiamen Innov Information Science & Technology Co. Ltd.
InventorWenzhong Li
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Abstract
The utility model discloses a vehicle RFID tag comprising a first glue layer, IR/UV protective layers, an INLAY layer, a second glue layer and a print layer, and the first glue layer, the INLAY layer, the second glue layer and the print layer are sequentially arranged in a stacked mode; the INLAY layer comprises a fragile layer, an RFID antenna layer and an RFID chip, and the fragile layer, the RFID antenna layer and the RFID chip are sequentially arranged in a stacked mode; the areas of the IR/UV protective layers are larger than the area of the RFID chip, and the viscosity of the first glue layer is larger than that of the second glue layer. The utility model has the beneficial effects that the anti-dismantling function is achieved, and the RFID chip can be protected against damage caused by ultraviolet rays and infrared rays.
Claims11
A vehicle RFID tag, comprising a first glue layer, at least one IR/UV protective layers, an INLAY layer, a second glue layer and a print layer, the first glue layer, the INLAY layer, the second glue layer and the print layer are sequentially arranged in a stacked mode, the INLAY layer comprises a fragile layer, an RFID antenna layer and an RFID chip, the fragile layer, the RFID antenna layer and the RFID chip being separate layers which are sequentially arranged in a stacked mode, one of the IR/UV protective layers is between the first glue layer and the INLAY layer, or between the first glue layer and the INLAY layer and a second one of the IR/UV protection layers is between the second glue layer and the INLAY layer, the arrangement position of the at least one IR/UV protective layers is matched with the position of the RFID chip in the INLAY layer, the areas of the at least one IR/UV protective layer is larger than the area of the RFID chip, and the viscosity of the first glue layer is larger than that of the second glue layer.
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