Label with RFID assembly
AssigneeCcl Eagile Incorporated
InventorsPeter C. Phaneuf, Michael Isabell, Zachary Wagner
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Abstract
A radio-frequency identification (RFID) assembly is coupled to or formed with a label for a container. The RFID comprises an for receiving or sending a radio-frequency (RF) signal and a microchip. The microchip, in communication with the antenna, can store or process information and modulate or demodulate information via a radio-frequency (RF) signal. The RFID assembly, including the antenna and the microchip, is formed with or coupled to the label with the microchip disposed at a protected portion of the container.
Claims15
A radio-frequency identification (RFID) assembly coupled to or formed with a label for a container, wherein the RFID assembly comprises an antenna for receiving or sending a radio-frequency (RF) signal, the antenna substantially located on or within a first portion of the label;
- and a microchip for storing or processing information located on or within an overlapping portion that extends from the main body of the label, wherein the microchip is in electrical communication with the antenna;
- and wherein the overlapping portion of the label includes a first overlapping portion defined by a first portion, protrusion, or tag, and a second overlapping portion defined by a second portion, protrusion, or tag, wherein the microchip is located on or within the first portion, protrusion, or tag or the second portion, protrusion, or tag.
A radio-frequency identification (RFID) assembly coupled to or formed with a label for a container, wherein the RFID assembly comprises an antenna for receiving or sending a radio-frequency (RF) signal, the antenna substantially located on or within a first portion of the label;
- and a microchip for storing or processing information radially adjacent to or in contact with an overlapping portion that extends from the main body of the label, wherein the microchip is in electrical communication with the antenna;
- and wherein the overlapping portion of the label includes a first overlapping portion defined by a first portion, protrusion, or tag, and a second overlapping portion defined by a second portion, protrusion, or tag, wherein the microchip is located on or within the first portion, protrusion, or tag or the second portion, protrusion, or tag.
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